Gardsman CTC-1241GT User manual

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25-MAR-2010
For THIRKILD DENMARK

Table of Contents
1. Application Overview _______________________________________________________ 1
1.1. Identifying the Parts_____________________________________________________________ 1
1.2. Insert GSM SIM Card ____________________________________________________________ 2
1.3. The Power Supply ______________________________________________________________ 3
1.4. Connecting the Wired Devices ___________________________________________________ 3
1.5. How to Install the Control Panel__________________________________________________ 4
1.6. Four – Level Passwords _________________________________________________________ 4
1.7. Getting Started _________________________________________________________________ 5
2. Installer Set Up _____________________________________________________________ 6
2.1. Reporting ______________________________________________________________________ 6
2.1.1 Tel. Settings _________________________________________________________________________ 6
2.1.2 IP. Settings __________________________________________________________________________ 8
2.1.3. SMS Numbers______________________________________________________________________ 10
2.1.4. Back-Up Method____________________________________________________________________ 11
2.1.5. Retry Method ______________________________________________________________________ 11
2.2. Installer code __________________________________________________________________ 12
2.3. Area __________________________________________________________________________ 13
2.3.1 Code Settings ______________________________________________________________________ 13
2.3.2 Master code ________________________________________________________________________ 15
2.3.3 Gen Setting (General Setting) ________________________________________________________ 15
2.3.4 SMS Header ________________________________________________________________________ 21
2.3.5 SMS Keyword ______________________________________________________________________ 21
2.3.6 Devices +/- _________________________________________________________________________ 21
2.3.7. Walk Test __________________________________________________________________________ 34
2.4. I/O Config _____________________________________________________________________ 35
2.4.1. Input Config (Input Configuring) _____________________________________________________ 35
2.4.2. Output Config (Output Configuring)__________________________________________________ 35
2.5. Common. Setting ______________________________________________________________ 36
2.5.1. Auto-Check-In______________________________________________________________________ 36
2.5.2. Offset Period_______________________________________________________________________ 36
2.5.3. Supervision ________________________________________________________________________ 37
2.5.4. Latch Select _______________________________________________________________________ 37
2.5.5. Area Sound ________________________________________________________________________ 37

2.5.6. SMS P-Word _______________________________________________________________________ 38
2.5.7. Remote Controller Entry Enable Select (RC Ent E) ____________________________________ 38
3. Configuring Your System___________________________________________________ 39
3.1. Area __________________________________________________________________________ 39
3.2. GSM __________________________________________________________________________ 39
3.2.1 GSM Signal_________________________________________________________________________ 40
3.2.2 GSM Call Back______________________________________________________________________ 40
3.2.3 GSM Reset _________________________________________________________________________ 41
4.Operation __________________________________________________________________ 42
4.1. Entering User Menu ____________________________________________________________ 42
4.1.1. Entering User PIN Code _____________________________________________________________ 42
4.1.2. Entering Global PIN Code ___________________________________________________________ 42
4.2. Away Arm Mode (Alarm ON)____________________________________________________ 43
4.2.1. Away Arming the System ___________________________________________________________ 43
4.2.2. Stopping the Exit Delay _____________________________________________________________ 43
4.2.3. Extend the Exit Delay _______________________________________________________________ 43
4.3. Home Arm_____________________________________________________________________ 44
4.4. Day Home Arm ________________________________________________________________ 44
4.5. Night Home Arm _______________________________________________________________ 45
4.6. Timer _________________________________________________________________________ 45
4.6.1. Time_______________________________________________________________________________ 45
4.6.2. Date _______________________________________________________________________________ 45
4.6.3. Year _______________________________________________________________________________ 46
4.6.4. Daylight ___________________________________________________________________________ 46
4.7. Bypass________________________________________________________________________ 46
4.8. Forced Arming_________________________________________________________________ 47
4.8.1. Arming the System via Control Panel ________________________________________________ 47
4.8.2. Arming the System via Remote Controller ____________________________________________ 48
4.8.3. Arming with Door Opened___________________________________________________________ 48
4.8.4. Arming with IR Triggered ___________________________________________________________ 48
4.8.5. Arming with Supervisory Fault ______________________________________________________ 48
4.9. Alarm Off Mode ________________________________________________________________ 48
4.10. PSS__________________________________________________________________________ 49
4.11. Event Log ____________________________________________________________________ 49
4.12. Code Settings ________________________________________________________________ 49

4.13. Alarm Activation ______________________________________________________________ 50
4.14. Stop the Alarm and Alarm Display______________________________________________ 52
4.14.1. Stopping the Alarm ________________________________________________________________ 52
4.14.2. Alarm Memory ____________________________________________________________________ 54
4.15. False Alarm Management______________________________________________________ 54
4.15.1. Dual-Ply Entry Warning ____________________________________________________________ 54
4.15.2. Mis Operation Reporting ___________________________________________________________ 54
4.15.3. Sequential Verification Reporting ___________________________________________________ 54
4.16. Faulty Situations______________________________________________________________ 55
4.16.1. Fault Message Display _____________________________________________________________ 56
4.16.2. Clearing Fault Message Display ____________________________________________________ 56
4.16.3. Viewing/Clearing the Fault Message ________________________________________________ 56
4.16.4. Fault Event Response _____________________________________________________________ 57
4.16.5. Fault Message Nomenclature_______________________________________________________ 58
4.17. Remote Commanding _________________________________________________________ 59
CTC-1241 SMS Remote Installing Command _________________________________________ 61
5.Appendix __________________________________________________________________ 65
5.1. Device Naming ________________________________________________________________ 65
5.2. Reset Procedure _______________________________________________________________ 65
5.3. GPRS Connection Protocols ____________________________________________________ 66
5.4. Communication Protocol & Format ______________________________________________ 66

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1. Application Overview
1.1. Identifying the Parts
Backlit LCD Display
Green LED (Power Indicator)
GREEN LED ON – AC Power is supplied.
Yellow LED (Fault Indicator)
FAULT LED ON – Indicate that there is
fault situation in the current Operating
Area.
FAULT LED FLASH - Indicate that there
is fault situation in the Operating Area.
Please refer to the section 4.16.1. Fault
Message Display by Operation.
FAULT LED OFF – Indicate that there all
fault conditions are restored.
Backlit Numeric keys
Backlit SKey
—In Programming mode, press this key
to move the cursor and scroll the
display upwards.
Backlit TKey
—In Programming mode, press this key
to move the cursor and scroll the
display downwards.
Backlit Key
In Programming mode, use this key for
deleting a digit, canceling the selection,
aborting the current screen, and
returning to the previous screen.
Backlit OK Key
To confirm the keyed-in data or confirm
the selection.
Backlit # Key
—Press & hold for 2 sec to enter the
Programming menu.
Backlit ¿Key
—Press & hold for 2 sec to enter
Installer menu.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)In Alarm off mode, press & hold # key
with ¿Key for 3 sec to change
between Areas 1 & 2.
Buzzer
Power Supply Compartment Cover
GSM SIM Card Base
This slot is for inserting a SIM card.
GSM LED
LED ON/OFF – Indicate that there is a
faulty situation for GSM moudle or SIM
card installation. Please check the
section 4.16 to solve the problem.
LED FLASH – Indicate normal operation.
AC Power Terminal
For Input of one AC power source of 100
to 240V 50/60Hz.
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Input/Output Contact Point & DC
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Flash Update/KP-18 Wire (RJ-11-XH)
Connector
Internet Connection
Internet Cable connection from wall
Battery Switch
Wall Mounting Cross Bracket
1.2. Insert GSM SIM Card
CTC-1241 Panel features built-in GSM
communication facility to report to the
Monitoring Station.
zTo Insert your SIM card:
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)It is recommended to disable the SIM
card PIN code before inserting into the
Control Panel.
The GSM SIM card base is situated inside
the Power Supply compartment:
zUnlock the SIM card base by sliding the
cover toward OPEN direction.
zSpring open the SIM card slot and insert
your new SIM card.
zReplace the SIM slot onto the base gently.
zRemember to lock the SIM card base by
sliding the cover toward LOCK direction.

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1.3. The Power Supply
CTC-1241GC is designed with an AC power
adapter built-in; hence, any power supplying to
this unit should only be installed by a
professional installer.
Take the electric wires from the electric outlet
on the wall and connects the two wires to the
AC Power terminals.
zRechargeable Battery
zIn addition to the adapter, there is a
rechargeable battery inside the
Control Panel that serves as a back
up powering source in case of any
power failure condition.
zThe battery used is a 7.2V 1600 mAH
Ni-MH rechargeable battery pack.
zDuring normal operation, the AC
power adapter is used to supply
power to the Control Panel and at the
same time recharge the battery.
zWhen the battery is fully charged, it
can provide back-up power for a
period of at least 10 hours. It takes
approximately 48 hours to fully charge
the battery.
zBattery Switch is set as ON by factory
default. If switched to OFF, the battery
will not be charged when AC power is
connected, nor will it serve as a back-
up power source when AC power is
missing.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)Both Backlit LCD display and 16-
button keypad are equipped with
backlit to add the convenience of easy
operation in dark. However, when the
AC power is missing and for the
reason of energy conservation of the
rechargeable battery, both Backlit
features will be disabled until the AC
power is supplied again.
)Whenever IP+account number
settings exist, and power is restored
from complete power interruption
(either restored by AC or battery), the
system will send an AC Power
Restore report (code 3301) to the
Central Monitoring Station in 1 hour.
)For all other battery status, please
refer to section 4.16.
1.4. Connecting the Wired
Devices
Two of each Input & Output contact point can
be found next to the SIM card base for the
connection of other wired devices (please refer
to section 2.4. I/O Config).

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1.5. How to Install the Control
Panel
The easiest way to get to know the system
and get it up and running quickly is to get
all the devices and accessories
programmed on a tabletop before locating
and mounting them.
The Control Panel can be mounted on the wall
or wherever desired. Ensure the Control Panel
is fitted at approximately chest height where
the display can be easily seen and the keypad
is convenient to operate.
zUsing the 4 holes of the Wall Mounting
Bracket as a template, mark off the holes’
positions.
zDrill 4 holes and affix the screws & plugs
provided.
zHook the CTC-1241 unit onto the Wall
Mounting Bracket (holding the unit with
the front facing you).
1.6. Four – Level Passwords
In order to provide highest security in operating
the system, CTC-1241 offers 4 levels of
authorization.
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)There are two operation areas in the
system. Each area can be set /
programmed individually.
)To change between areas 1 & 2, press
& hold # and ＊for 3 sec, two short
beeps will sound.
User PIN Code
zPIN Code is the 1st level of passwords.
zAreas 1 & 2 can have up to 50 PIN
codes in total. You may set any
combination within the two areas, as
long as they add up to 50. (E.g. 8 PIN
in Area 1 + 42 in Area 2, or 30 in Area
1 + 20 in Area 2.)
zWhen an identical PIN code is in both
Areas 1 & 2, then that PIN code
becomes Global PIN. When entering
Global PIN code in either area, you
may select to control either area or
both areas (please refer to section 4.1.
Entering User Menu).
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)No two codes can be identical within
the same area. If so, the message,
Code in use will be displayed to
prompt the user to choose differently.
)User 1 PIN code can be changed, but
cannot be deleted in any way.
zWhenever the panel asks to key in Enter
Code or P-Code, please enter your User
PIN Code.
zUser Pin Codes:
Pin Code #1, Area 1: 1234
Pin Code #2, Area 2: 4321
Set as factory default.
zUser 3-50 PIN codes are deactivated by
factory default.
Master Code
zThe Master Code has the authorization to
enter Programming Mode. When the
display panel asks you to key in M-Code,
please enter your Master Code.
zMaster Code:
Area 1 & 2: 1111
Set as factory default.
Installer Code
zThe Installer Code is for the installer to
program system parameters under
installer menu, such as Tel. Number,
Account Number, etc.
zWhen the display panel asks for I-Code,
please enter your Installer Code.
zInstaller Code:
Area 1 & 2: 7982
Set as factory default.

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Guardian Code
zThe Guardian Code has the same
authorization as the PIN Code. It is
designed for patroller of the Central
Station.
zGuardian Code:
It is a 4-digit number and is generated
automatically by the Control Panel by
reversing the digit sequence of the 4-
digit Account Number.
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)If the Account Number is set to “6327”,
then the Guardian Code is
automatically assigned to be “7236”.
zGuardian code 1 is from the reciprocal of
the IP account #1.
zGuardian code 2 is from the reciprocal of
the IP account #2.
zGuardian code 3 is from the reciprocal of
the telephone account #1.
zGuardian code 4 is from the reciprocal of
the telephone account #2.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)Normally, the system status of Arming
/ Disarming will only report to Central
Monitoring Station if the user PIN
Code Latch Select is set to ON.
However, whenever the patroller uses
Gardian code to arm / disarm the
system, the panel will report the arm /
disarm status to Central Monitoring
Station, even if Latch Select is set as
OFF.
1.7. Getting Started
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)The Control Panel has a Screen
Saver feature. The Alarm on / off
message will be displayed for 180
secs. Then, only the current date &
time will be displayed.
)During entering PIN code, if incorrect
codes have been inputed for 4 times
or over 20 incorrect numeric numbers
have been entered, it will inhibit
further key presses for 1 minute.
)Press key will clear the code field,
or return to the previous screen.
)After any changes are made in
settings, you must return to Alarm off
mode in order to save the changes. If
not returned to Alarm off mode or if AC
power & battery are both off, then the
changes will not be saved.
Step 1. Find a suitable location for the Control
Panel to be installed.
Step 2. Apply the AC Power. You will hear a
long beep. Alarm On will be
displayed on the first line, and 00:01
01 Jan, Area 1 will be displayed on
the second line of the screen,
indicating the system is in Away mode
(factory default).
Step 3. Key-in your 4 digits User 1 PIN Code
within 30 sec.
Step 4. Press OK. You will hear 2 short beeps
and the display will show.
A l a r m O f f
0 0 : 0 1 J a n 0 1 1
The system is now in Alarm off mode.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)Whenever the Control Panel is
powered on again, it will resume the
mode before the power is
off/disconnected.
)OK key confirming the entered PIN
code should be pressed within 30 sec.
Otherwise, the display will go back to
the previous mode.
)In Step 3, if you press a key other than
numeric keys, the display will remain
the same requesting you to key in
1234 (default PIN code) and then
press OK.

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2. Installer Set Up
This menu is for the installer to configure the
system which is inaccessible by users.
Step 1. Press ¿key for 2 sec.
The screen will prompt you to enter the
User PIN code for either Area 1 or 2
(depending on current operating area).
I - M o d e E n t e r
P - C o d e . . . .
Step 2. Key-in your 4 digits User PIN Code
within 30 sec.
The screen will prompt you to enter the
Installer code.
I - M o d e E n t e r
I - C o d e . . . .
Step 3. Key in Installer code (default: 7982)
within 30 sec.
Step 4. Press OK to see available selections:
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)The cursor is indicated by a flashing
dot on the upper left corner.
Step 5. Press S&Tkeys to move the cursor
downward or upward. The screen is
also scrolled down or up respectively.
Step 6. Press OK to confirm the selection.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)In installing mode, if no key is pressed
within 5 minutes, the Control Panel
will automatically exit installing mode
to Alarm Off mode.
)To change and save any settings,
enter the programming menu in Alarm
off mode only. If not in Alarm off mode
or if AC power & battery are both off,
then the changes will not be saved.
)Regardless if any editing is made or
not, whenever exiting installing mode,
a reporting (Contact ID event code
628) will be sent to the Central
Monitoring Station.
2.1. Reporting
This menu is for installer to programm/set all
requirments for reporting purposes.
Selections available are:
o T e l . S e t t i n g s
I P . S e t t i n g s v
S M S N u m b e r s
Back- up met hod
R e t r y m e t h o d
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<I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T N NO OT TE E> >
)The reporting via IP connection is
always in higher priority than reporting
via Tel. Numbers.
If BOTH IP & Tel. numbers are set as
either First Priority or Second Priority,
the reporting will start with IP first.
2.1.1 Tel. Settings
oTel.Number
Account v
2.1.1.1 Tel. Number
In Tel. Number menu, it allows you to
set/change/delete the Central Monitoring
Station or mobile telephone numbers for
reporting purpose.
zStore Tel. Numbers
Step 1. Move the curser to the Tel. Number
submenu and press OK.
o 1)....
2)....
Step 2. Press OK key to enter the phone
number.
E n t e r n e w N o . + O K
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Step 3. Key-in desired phone number.
Step 4. Press OK key to choose the reporting
priority sequence.
oF i r s t p r i o r i t y
S e c o n d p r i o r i t y
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<I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T N NO OT TE E> >
(1) First Priority: The system must report to
this phone number first (in priority order)
and successfully.
If more than one set of Tel. Number and/or
IP Address (see section 1.2 IP. Setting) is
set as first priority, all of them must be
reported, and all reporting must be
successful.
When both IP address and Tel. number are
set as first priority, the IP address is in
higher priority for reporting.
(2) Second Priority: For back-up reporting.
The system excutes the reporting based on
your setting as a back-up method. (see
section 2.1.3. Back-up Method)
(3) If Tel. numbers 1) and 2) are BOTH set as
either First Priority or Second Priority, then,
the system will dial out number 1) first.
Step 5. Press OK to confirm your setting.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)The maximum length of a number is
30 digits including ¿& #. If this
length is reached, the Control Panel
will sound 5 beeps and no key can be
pressed except and OK keys.
)While entering the number, when the
15th position is reached, non-fitting
numbers will scroll to the left.
)Four dots are displayed to indicate no
telephone number has been set.
zChange Tel. Numbers
Apply Steps 1-5 from Store Tel. Numbers
section on the number that is wished to change.
New numbers will overwrite the previous one.
zDelete Tel. Numbers
Step 1. Apply Steps 1 & 2 from Store Tel.
Numbers section on the number that
is wished to delete.
Step 2. Press key to cancel the numbers.
Step 3. Press OK and the previous stored
number is now deleted.
2.1.1.2 Account
zStore Acc. Numbers
It allows you to set/change/delete the 4 or 6-
digit Account Number corresponded to the
Central Station numbers that have been
programmed.
Step 1. Move the curser to the Account
submenu and press OK key.
o 1)....
2)....
Step 2. Select 1 or 2, and press OK key.
E n t e r A c c . N o
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Step 3. Key-in the 4- or 6-digit Account
Number.
After the account number is entered, the
system will show the display as bellow for you
to select desired reporting format.
oCID
SID
A: CID ÆContact ID format reporting to
CMS Digital Receiver (for 4- or 6-digit
account number)
The Control Panel sends reporting messages
with Contact ID format to Central Monitoring
Receiver. For Example, when the Wrist
Transmitter (WTR) or Emergency Pendant is
pressed, the Contact ID event code 101 will be
sent.
B: SID ÆContact ID format reporting to
CMS SMS Receiver (for 4-digit account
number)
The Control Panel sends SMS message with
Contact ID format to Central Monitoring
Receiver. For Example, when the Wrist
Transmitter (WTR) or Emergency Pendant is
pressed, the Contact ID event code 101 will be
sent via SMS.

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<
<I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T N NO OT TE E> >
)If the Account number has not been
entered, the Control Panel sends SMS
text message for reporting. For
example, “Area1 Panic Alarm”
zChange/Delete Account Numbers
Follow the same steps as described in
previous sections: Change/Delete the Tel.
Number.
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)The account number can be the
numeric 0-9 or letter A-F.
)The keypad can be used to enter
English alphabet. Simply locate the
corresponding numeric keys to the
desired alphabets/symbols and press
repeatedly until the desired
alphabets/symbols appear.
2 2ABC
3 3DEF
)The Account Number is a 4 or 6-digit
number. Further key pressing of
numeric number after 6-digits is
prohibited and the Control Panel will
emit a 5-beep error sound. When a
number less than 4 digits is ended
with OK, an error message No. of
digit must be 4 or 6 will be displayed,
and you are requested to enter a new
number again.
)The reciprocal of the account number
is your Guardian Code. (See
Guardian Code in the section 1.3.)
)The guardian code is for 4-digit
account number only. If the Account
number is 6-digit, the guardian code
function will be disabled automatically.
2.1.2 IP. Settings
o C e n t r a l I P
P o r t A d d r e s s
Acc.number
APN(GPRS) v
User name( GPRS)
Passwor d( GPRS)
2.1.2.1 Central IP
In Central IP menu, it allows you to
set/change/delete the public IP address of the
Central Monitoring Station.
zStore Central IP
Step 1. Move the curser to the Central IP
submenu and press OK.
o 1)....
2)....
Step 2. Press OK key to enter Central IP
address.
C e n t r a l I P
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Step 3. Key in Central Monitoring Station’s IP
address.
For example, 59.124.123.23
)To put dot ( ．) for the IP address,
press 0key 7 times.
Step 4. Press OK key and then select Save
to save the data; or select Quit to
give up saving.
Step 5. Press OK key again to choose
reporting priority sequence of each IP
address.
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<I IM MP PO OR RT TA AN NT T N NO OT TE E> >
)There are two Reporting options to
choose for each IP address:
(1) First Priority: The system must report to
this IP address first (in priority order) and
successfully.
If more than one set of IP address (see
section 2.1.1 Tel. Settings) and/or IP
address is set as first priority, all of them
must be reported, and all reporting must be
successful.
When both IP address and Tel. number are
set as first priority, the IP address is in
higher priority for reporting.

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(2) Second Priority: For back-up reporting.
The system excutes the reporting based on
your setting as a back-up method. (see
section 2.1.3. Back-up Method)
(3) When both IP address and Tel. number are
set as first priority, the IP address is in
higher priority for reporting.
Step 6. Press OK to confirm your setting.
zChange Central IP
Apply Steps 1-6 from Store Central IP section
on the number that is wished to change. New
number will overwrite the previous one.
2.1.2.2 Port Address
It allows you to set/change/delete the port
address corresponded to the Central Station IP
address that have been programmed.
zIf the Port Address for a particular priority
number has not been stored, four dots are
displayed to indicate the memory spot is
empty.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)Port Address is a max. 5-digit number.
The 6th digit is prohibited and the
Control Panel will emit a 5-beep error
sound.
2.1.2.3 Acc. Number
It allows you to set/change/delete the Account
Number corresponded to the Central
Monitoring Station IP Address that has been
programmed.
After the Central Monitoring Station’s IP
address is set, its corresponded 4 or 6-digit
account number will need to be entered.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)Four dots are displayed to indicate no
Account number has been set.
)The account number can be numers
0-9 or letters A-F.
)The keypad can be used to enter
English alphabet. Simply locate the
corresponding numeric keys to the
desired alphabets/symbols and press
repeatedly until the desired
alphabets/symbols appear.
2 2ABC
3 3DEF
)The Account Number is a 4 or 6-digit
number. Further key pressing of
numeric number after 6-digits is
prohibited and the Control Panel will
emit a 5-beep error sound. When a
number less than 4-digit is ended with
OK, an error message No. of digit
must be 4 or 6 will be displayed, and
you are requested to enter a new
number again.
)The reciprocal of the account number
is your Guardian Code. (Regarding to
the function of the guardian code,
please refer to section Guardian
Code on page 3.)
)The guardian code is for 4-digit
account number only. If the Account
number is 6-digit, the guardian code
function will be disabled automatically.

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2.1.2.4 APN (GPRS)
Access Point Name (APN) is the name of an
access point for GPRS. Please inquire your
SIM card service provider for your APN.
A P N E D I T O R
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Step 1. Enter your APN. (max. 31 digits /
alphabets.)
The keys have the following functions:
Step 2. Select Save to save the data; or select
Quit to give up saving.
2.1.2.5 Username (GPRS)
The GPRS username is offered by your SIM
card service provider supplier accordingly.
Please inquire your service provider for your
GPRS username. If no Usernames is required,
you may skip this step.
U s e r n a m e E d i t o r
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Step 1. Please enter your Username (max. 15
digits / alphabets.) and press OK key.
Step 2. Select Save to save the data; or select
Quit to give up saving.
2.1.2.6 Password (GPRS)
The GPRS password is offered by your SIM
card service provider accordingly. Please
inquire your service provider supplier for your
GPRS password. If no Password is required,
you may skip this step.
P a s s w o r d E d i t o r
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Step 1. Please enter your Password (max. 15
digits / alphabets.) and press OK key.
Step 2. Select Save to save the data; or select
Quit to give up saving.
2.1.3. SMS Numbers
In an alarm event, panel/sensor fault, and
status report, reporting also can be done by
sending SMS messages to the mobile phone
numbers programmed at this step.
zStore Tel. Numbers
Step 1. Move the curser to the SMS Number
submenu and press OK.
o 1)....
2)....
3)....
4)....
Step 2. Select from 1 to 4, and press OK key
to enter the phone number.
E n t e r n e w N o . + O K
................
Step 3. Key-in desired phone number and
press OK to save.
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<N NO OT TE E> >
)There is no priority order of the
numbers. When a reporting is sent, all
numbers enters will be sent altogether.
)The maximum length of a number is
30 digits. If this length is reached, the
Control Panel will sound 5 beeps and
no key can be pressed except and
OK keys.
)While entering the number, when the
15th position is reached, non-fitting
numbers will scroll to the left.
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)Four dots are displayed to indicate no
telephone number has been set.
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)acid1 Panel User 01 Area1 Cancel
acid1 = SMS Header
Panel = Device (Control Panel)
User 01 = User PIN code # 1
Area 1 = Area 1
Cancel = Fault/status (alarm cancelled)
)acid1 DC Z01 Area 1 Low battery
acid 1 = SMS Header
DC = Device (Door Contact)
Z01 = Zone 1
Area 1 = Area 1
Low battery = Fault/status (low battery)
zChange Tel. Numbers
Apply Steps 1-4 from Store Tel. Numbers
section on the number that is wished to change.
New numbers will overwrite the previous one.
zDelete Tel. Numbers
Step 1. Apply Steps 1 & 2 from Store Tel.
Numbers section on the number that
is wished to delete.
Step 2. Press key to cancel the numbers.
Step 3. Press OK and the previous stored
number is now deleted.
2.1.4. Back-Up Method
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)This feature is only required if any
phone numbers and/or IP address is
set as Second Priority reporting
source when they were programmed.
There are three reporting options to choose for
each back-up phone numbers and/or IP
address:
o B a c k - u p N o n e
B a c k - u p 1
B a c k - u p 2 v
(1) Back-up None (default): The system will
not report to any second priority IP Address
nor phone number, unless all “First
Priority” IP address/phone number failed.
(2) Back up 1: Rather than only report the
First Priority IP addresses / phone
numbers, the system is also required to
report to one of the Second Priority IP
addresses / phone numbers before the
reporting terminates (with max of 5 retries).
(3) Back up 2: Rather than only report the
First Priority IP addresses / phone
numbers, the system is also required to
report to two of the Second Priority IP
addresses / phone numbers before the
reporting terminates (with max of 5 retries).
)The Second Priority IP Address will be
reported in higher priority than Second
Priority Tel. Numbers.
2.1.5. Retry Method
Retry method is used to the reporting in
preferred sequenced/method.
O n e b y O n e
o A l t e r n a t I v e
zOne-by-One
If One by one method is chosen, the system
will try each IP Address or Phone to a max of 5
times before move on to the next priority.
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)An interval of report retry period is 8
secs.
)When the Control Panel is connected
to the internet, IP reporting via internet
(IP) has higher priority than via GPRS.
zIf all set as first priority, calling sequences
will be:
IP/GPRS #1 1st time Æ…ÆIP/GPRS #1 5th
time
IP/GPRS #2 1st time Æ…ÆIP/GPRS #2 5th
time
TEL #1 1st time Æ… ÆTEL #1 5th time
TEL #2 1st time Æ… ÆTEL #2 5th time

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zAlternative (default)
If the Alternative method is chosen, the
system will try reporting sequence in cycle of
each IP addresses / Tel. numbers. A max of 5
cycles will be tried.
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)An interval of report retry period is 8
secs.
)When the Control Panel is connected
to the internet, IP reporting via internet
(IP) has higher priority than via GPRS.
zIf all set as first priority, calling sequences
will be:
IP/GPRS #1 ÆIP/GPRS #2 ÆTEL #1 Æ
TEL #2…and repeat for 5 cycles
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)If no Account Number is programmed,
the Control Panel will not dial.
)When only one Central Station
telephone number is stored and that
number is engaged, the Control Panel
will automatically redial that number
with an interval of 30 sec. between
dialing attempts.
)When two Central Station telephone
numbers are stored, the Control Panel
will dial in accordance to the set
priority order. If the number being
dialed is engaged, it will try the next
number. The redial interval between
each number is 5 sec.
)No matter what the method of contact
is, all First Priorities will be carried out
before the system moves onto Second
Priorities. Within the same level of
priority, IP address still has a higher
priority than Tel. number.
)No matter what the Retry Method is, if
none of IP or Tel number go through in
the first cycle, then the reporting will
never give up. It will keep retrying until
at least ONE IP or Tel go thru, then
stop.
2.2. Installer code
zThe Installer Code is used to enter Installer
Menu.
zFactory default: 7982
To set the Installer Code:
Step 1. Enter the Installer Code menu by
press OK, then the the Installer Code
Menu will be displayed.
E n t e r N e w C o d e
....
Step 2. Enter your new 4 digit Installer code
and press OK again. The following
screen will be displayed:
Repeat New Code
....
Step 3. Enter your new installer code again
and press OK to confirm. It will then
return to the Installer menu.
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)In Step 2, if the code does not match,
a Code incorrect prompt message will
be displayed 2 sec., and you are
requested to repeat Step 1.
)The password cannot be duplicated. If
the code has been used, the screen
will display code in use and require
you re-enter a new code.

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2.3. Area
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)There are 2 operation Areas in each
system, and each can be programmed
independently.
This selection is used to select which Area you
would like to program.
o A r e a 1
Area 2 v
Select Area 1 or Area 2 and press OK, the
screen will display its programming menu as
following:
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a l k T e s t
C o d e S e t t i n g s
M a s t e r c o d e
G e n . S e t t i n g s
S M S H e a d e r
S M S k e y w o r d
D e v i c e s + / -
2.3.1 Code Settings
In Code Settings menu, the following
parameters can be programmed at your
discretion.
o P i n C o d e
D u r e s s C o d e
T e m p . c o d e
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)For Naming the User Name, pleas
refer to section Appendix, Naming
section for more information.
)If the code is not correct, a Code is
not correct prompt message will be
displayed 2 sec., and you are
requested to repeat Step 2 to enter
again.
)PIN code cannot be the same within
the same area, but can be the same in
the other area.
)If the code has been used, the screen
will display code in use and require
you re-enter a new code.
2.3.1.1 PIN Code
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)There are two operation areas in the
system. Each area can be set /
program individually.
)To change in between areas 1 & 2,
press & hold # and ＊ for 3 sec.
zAll User PIN Codes are used to regularly
arm/disarm the system and are allowed to
access the Programming mode
accompanied with the Master Code.
zUser PIN codes #3-#50 are deactivated by
factory default.
zUser Pin Codes:
Pin Code #1, Area 1: 1234
Pin Code #2, Area 2: 4321
Set as factory default.
zTo set PIN code
Step 1. Move the cursor to the Pin Code then
press OK.
*1)¿¿¿¿
2)....
to
6)....
Step 2. Move the cursor to the desired User
Pin Code then press OK.
E n t e r N e w C o d e
....
Step 3. You are then required to enter your
preferred 4-digit code and then press
OK.
Step 4. Repeat the new code and then press
OK.
Repeat New Code
....
Step 5. A latch report on/off option is required
to choose:
oLat ch r pt On
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)The Latch rpt On/Off section display
for your programming only when the
Latch selection function is enabled
(See section 2.5.4 under Configuring
your system)
)The latch reporting function can be set
respectively for each PIN code.
)Latch Report ON = Whenever the
system is armed, home/ day home/
night home armed or disarmed, the
Panel will transmitt Contact ID code /
SMS message / GPRS reporting
(according to pre-setting) to notify the
Central Monitoring Station.
)Latch Reprot OFF = Whenever the
system is armed, home/ day home/
night home armed or disarmed, the
Panel will NOT transmitt reporting(s)
to notify the Central Monitoring Station.
Step 6. Choose whether you wish to enable or
disable the latch report option and
press OK.
Step 7. You are then requested to give a name
for this new PIN code.
User Name
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)A max of 10 characters is allowed for
user name.
Step 8. Press OK to confirm the new name. If
no name is wished, press OK directly.
* 1 ) M R . S M I T H
2 ) M R S . S M I T H
3 )
¿¿¿¿
4 ) . . . .
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)2) MRS. SMITH represents User # 2
PIN code is set up, and a user name
is specified.
)3) ¿¿¿¿ represents User # 3 PIN
code is setup, but without a user
name specified.
)4) ●●●● represents User # 4 PIN code
is not yet set up for activation.
Step 9. Proceed to set additional User PIN
Codes as instructed from Steps 1-8.
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)To name the User Names, please
refer to section 5. Appendix, Naming
section for more information.
)If the code is not correct, a Code is
not ncorrect prompt message will be
displayed 2 sec., and you are
requested to repeat Step 2 to enter
again.
)The code cannot be duplicated with
any other codes. If the code has been
used, the screen will display code in
use, select another and require you
re-enter a new code.
zTo Edit PIN Code
After the PIN Code is programmed, it can be
edited by following the steps below:
Step 1. Move the cursor to the Pin Code
selection then press OK.
D e l e t e p i n - c o d e
(OK?)
Step 2. Press key, the next screen will ask
you to enter your new PIN code and
repeat it to confirm.
Step 3. Make your selection whether to have
the Latch Key Reporting ON or OFF,
and then press OK. The screen
returns to Code Setting menu, editing
the user PIN code is now completed.
zTo Delete User PIN code
Except User #1 which is activated by factory
default and can’t be deleted in any way, Users
(#2-6) PIN code can be deleted by following
the steps below:
Step 1. Move the cursor to the PIN Code
selection then press OK. The
following screen will show the status
of each User PIN code:
* 1 ) M R . S M I T H
2 ) M R S . S M I T H
3) ¿¿¿¿¿¿
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Step 2. Move the cursor to the desired # (2-6)
of programmed user PIN code to be
deleted, then press OK. The following
screen is displayed:
D e l e t e p i n - c o d e
(OK?)
Step 3. Press OK and the screen returns to
previous one with the deleted User
PIN code marked with ●●●●
2.3.1.2 Duress Code
zThe Duress Code is designed for
transmitting a secret & silent alarm.
zWhen Duress Code is used for accessing
the system, the Control Panel will report a
secret alarm message without sounding
the siren to the Central Monitoring Station
to indicate of a Duress Situation in
Progress. The LCD will display in the
same manner as if operating with a User
PIN Code. There will be no Alarm! Alarm!
warning message, nor any siren sound.
zThe Duress Code consists of 4 digits and
is not activated as default by the factory.
zTo set/change the Duress Code, follow
the same steps as those to set
/change/delete the user PIN code as
described in the previous section.
2.3.1.3. Temporary Code
zTemporary Code is also used to
arm/disarm the system, but it is for a
temporary user. The temporary Code is
ONLY valid for one-access per arming and
disarming. Afterwards, the Temporary
Code will be automatically erased and
needs to be reset for a new Temporary
user.
zThe Temp. Code consists of 4 digits and is
not activated as default by the factory.
zLatch Select must set as Option (please
refer to section 2.5.4 for details), so that a
Latch Report On/Off selection will appear.
zTo set/change the Temporary Code,
follow the same steps as those to set
/change/delete the user PIN code as
described in the previous section.
2.3.2 Master code
zMaster Code is used to access the
Programming mode.
zMaster Code: 1111
Set as factory default.
zTo set/change the Master Code, follow
the same steps as those to set
/change/delete the user PIN code as
described in the previous section.
2.3.3 Gen Setting (General Setting)
A. Ent r y t i me r
A.Exit timer
H. Ent r y t i me r
H.Exit timer
A . E n t r y s o u n d
A . E x i t s o u n d
H . E n t r y s o u n d
H . E x i t s o u n d
D o o r c h i m e
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Mobility
L o c a l s i r e n
I n t e r f e r e n c e
T a m p e r a l a r m
AC report
A l a r m l e n g t h
S i r e n d e l a y
F i n a l d o o r
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2.3.3.1 A. Entry Timer (Away Entry
Timer)
When Door Contact (DC) or PIR Detector (IR)
is set as Entry / Away Entry / Home Access
attribute, the system gets into counting down
period (Away entry timer) while the DC or IR is
triggered under Away arm mode.
During the counting down period, it is allowed
to use correct PIN code to disarm the alarm
and the alarm reporting will not be sent. On the
other hand, if the correct PIN code has not
been entered within the period, Control Panel
raises an alarm and sends an alarm report.
zOptions available are Disable (alarm
immediately) , 10 sec, 20 sec, up to 70
sec in 10-sec increments.
zPress OK on A. Entry Timer and the
following screen will be displayed:
D i s a b l e
1 0 s e c
o 2 0 s e c
3 0 s e c
4 0 s e c
5 0 s e c
6 0 s e c
7 0 s e c
z20 sec is set as factory default.
2.3.3.2 A. Exit Timer (Away Exit Timer)
While the system gets into Away arm mode by
Control Panel, Remote Controller (RC) or
Remote Keypad (KP), an Away exit timer starts
counting down.
During the counting down period, pressing the
Arm Button of the RC can restart the counting.
In addition, it is allowed to use correct PIN
code or press Disarm Button of the RC to stop
the counting and return to Alarm off mode.
zOptions available are Disable (exit timer
prohibited), 10 sec, 20 sec up to 70 sec in
10-sec increments.
z30 sec is set as factory default.
2.3.3.3 H. Entry Timer (Home / Day
Home / Night Home Entry Timer)
When Door Contact (DC) or PIR Detector (IR)
is set as Entry / Away Entry / Home Access
attribute, the system gets into counting down
period (Home entry timer) while the DC or IR is
triggered under Home / Day home / Night
home arm mode.
During the counting down period, it is allowed
to use correct PIN code to disarm the alarm
and the alarm reporting will not be sent. On the
other hand, if the correct PIN code has not
been entered within the period, Control Panel
raises an alarm and sends an alarm report.
zOptions available are Disable (alarm
immediately) , 10 sec, 20 sec, up to 70
sec in 10-sec increments.
z30 sec is set as factory default.
2.3.3.4 H. Exit Timer (Home / Day Home /
Night Home Exit Timer)
While the system gets into Home / Day Home /
Night Home arm mode by Control Panel,
Remote Controller (RC) or Remote Keypad
(KP) or Night Switch (NS), an Away exit timer
starts counting down.
During the counting down period, pressing the
Home Button of the RC can restart the
counting. In addition, it is allowed to use
correct PIN code or press Disarm Button of the
RC to stop the counting and return to Alarm off
mode.
zOptions available are Disable (exit timer
prohibited), 10 sec, 20 sec up to 70 sec in
10-sec increments.
z10 sec is set as factory default.