Guardall Windsor 500 Owner's manual

Windsor 500
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Contents.........................................................................................................2
Edit..................................................................................................................9
Editor Overview .............................................................................................9
Entering Numbers.................................................................................................................9
Help List...............................................................................................................................10
On/Off Options....................................................................................................................10
Text Descriptions................................................................................................................10
Range Checking..................................................................................................................10
Upgrading from version 1.3x......................................................................11
Upgrading from version 2.0x......................................................................12
Defaults.........................................................................................................13
Config...................................................................................................................................13
Text.......................................................................................................................................13
User PINs.............................................................................................................................13
Eng PIN ................................................................................................................................13
PIN of Day Key.....................................................................................................................14
System Size..................................................................................................14
Default Configuration..................................................................................15
Circuit Types.......................................................................................................................17
User PIN Codes...................................................................................................................18
HS Event Programmer........................................................................................................18
Commercial Event Programmer........................................................................................18
Hardware ......................................................................................................19
Int Bus..................................................................................................................................19
Serial Port............................................................................................................................20
PAKNET............................................................................................................................20
Direct.................................................................................................................................20
Windsor Modem................................................................................................................21
Mimic.................................................................................................................................21
Plug On Comm....................................................................................................................21
STU...................................................................................................................................22
Sndr.Invert...........................................................................................................................22
Audio....................................................................................................................................23
Microphone..........................................................................................................................23
Ctrl PCB Type......................................................................................................................23
Site ID............................................................................................................24
Service Num.................................................................................................24
Pass Code ....................................................................................................24

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Common Area ..............................................................................................25
Battery Test..................................................................................................26
Cct Monitor...................................................................................................27
Conc..............................................................................................................28
Type......................................................................................................................................28
Outputs ................................................................................................................................29
Concentrator Variants........................................................................................................30
Address Selection...............................................................................................................31
Cct.................................................................................................................32
Type......................................................................................................................................32
NA or ER...........................................................................................................................32
EnEx..................................................................................................................................33
PB......................................................................................................................................34
24h ....................................................................................................................................34
PA or PA-Snd....................................................................................................................35
Fire....................................................................................................................................35
Exc-D.................................................................................................................................36
Exc-T.................................................................................................................................36
Aux....................................................................................................................................37
Shunt.................................................................................................................................37
Eng Rst..............................................................................................................................38
Area Rst ............................................................................................................................38
Key....................................................................................................................................38
Log On...............................................................................................................................40
Circuit Options....................................................................................................................40
Area...................................................................................................................................40
TX/Dev ..............................................................................................................................40
Group ................................................................................................................................40
Dorm..................................................................................................................................41
Verify Alm..........................................................................................................................41
Beam.................................................................................................................................41
Det.....................................................................................................................................41
Chime................................................................................................................................41
Sys Set/Uns.......................................................................................................................41
Auto Check........................................................................................................................42
Set Flt................................................................................................................................42
Slave Cct...........................................................................................................................42
Set.....................................................................................................................................42
Unset.................................................................................................................................43
PB......................................................................................................................................43
Tech ..................................................................................................................................43
Dual...................................................................................................................................43
Log ....................................................................................................................................43
Unset Delay.......................................................................................................................43
Temp Bypass ....................................................................................................................43
Circuit Responses ..............................................................................................................44
KP..................................................................................................................45
Options ................................................................................................................................45
Type ..................................................................................................................................45
Bleeper..............................................................................................................................45
Set Disp.............................................................................................................................45
PIN Attempts.....................................................................................................................46

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Dual PIN............................................................................................................................46
EKP Set Mode......................................................................................................................47
KP Set Mode........................................................................................................................47
Off......................................................................................................................................47
Timed ................................................................................................................................47
Instant................................................................................................................................47
PB......................................................................................................................................47
EnEx..................................................................................................................................48
EnEx/Tm ...........................................................................................................................48
Unset.................................................................................................................................48
Logon TX .............................................................................................................................48
Logon/Unset........................................................................................................................48
Keypad LED Functions.......................................................................................................49
User...............................................................................................................50
Authority Level....................................................................................................................50
Area Authority .....................................................................................................................51
Bypass Authority ................................................................................................................51
Once/Day .............................................................................................................................51
Timer ....................................................................................................................................51
Reset User Type ...............................................................................................................51
Access User Type.............................................................................................................51
ATM User Type.................................................................................................................51
Authority Functions............................................................................................................52
Reset.............................................................................................................53
System .................................................................................................................................53
Man. Rst............................................................................................................................53
Reset Seed........................................................................................................................53
TX Reset ...........................................................................................................................53
Euro...............................................................................................................................55
ACPO.............................................................................................................................55
TX Rst Warn .....................................................................................................................55
Fire A.Rst ..........................................................................................................................55
Tam Uns Rst.....................................................................................................................55
230v A.Rst.........................................................................................................................55
230v Flt..............................................................................................................................56
230v Warn.........................................................................................................................56
230v Delay.........................................................................................................................56
Alarm Abort .......................................................................................................................56
Areas ....................................................................................................................................56
Eng Rst..............................................................................................................................56
Auto Rst.............................................................................................................................57
Strobe................................................................................................................................57
Bank Rst............................................................................................................................57
Sounder........................................................................................................58
Time......................................................................................................................................58
Delay.....................................................................................................................................58
Standby................................................................................................................................58
Ent Alm.................................................................................................................................59

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Pre-Warning.........................................................................................................................59
System Set...........................................................................................................................59
P.Set Delay...........................................................................................................................59
Printer Port...................................................................................................60
Light..............................................................................................................61
Output ..................................................................................................................................61
Operations...........................................................................................................................61
Alarm.................................................................................................................................62
Set/Uns..............................................................................................................................62
On Time................................................................................................................................62
Off Time ...............................................................................................................................62
Dusk Time............................................................................................................................62
Manual..................................................................................................................................63
Test.......................................................................................................................................63
Comms..........................................................................................................64
Alarm Comm........................................................................................................................64
Type ..................................................................................................................................64
Numbers............................................................................................................................64
Tel Num.........................................................................................................................65
ID...................................................................................................................................65
Format ...........................................................................................................................66
Call Pattern........................................................................................................................66
Dual Alm.Rpt.....................................................................................................................66
Type...............................................................................................................................66
Backup...........................................................................................................................67
Restore..............................................................................................................................67
Open/Close .......................................................................................................................67
Alarm Rpt. .........................................................................................................................67
Point ID Format.................................................................................................................68
Alarm Report Categories...................................................................................................69
Micromimic Interface.........................................................................................................70
Paging...............................................................................................................................71
Home Set ..........................................................................................................................71
Verify Alm..........................................................................................................................71
Areas .............................................................................................................................71
Duration.........................................................................................................................71
Cct Alarm.......................................................................................................................71
Eng Comm...........................................................................................................................72
Type ..................................................................................................................................72
Eng Num ...........................................................................................................................72
Operations.........................................................................................................................72
Enable............................................................................................................................73
Call Back........................................................................................................................73
Ring Count ........................................................................................................................73
Dble Call............................................................................................................................73
Auth Code .........................................................................................................................73
Tel. Line ...............................................................................................................................74
Dial Type ...........................................................................................................................74
Set Flt................................................................................................................................74
Lnft Warn...........................................................................................................................74
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Line Block..........................................................................................................................74
Handset.............................................................................................................................75
Blind Dial...........................................................................................................................75
Recall ................................................................................................................................75
TX .........................................................................................................................................75
System ..............................................................................................................................76
Area...................................................................................................................................76
TX Descriptions.................................................................................................................77
Tamper ..........................................................................................................................77
Tam.Uns........................................................................................................................77
Verify Alm ......................................................................................................................77
230v Flt..........................................................................................................................77
Eng On...........................................................................................................................77
L.Vlts..............................................................................................................................77
Line Fault.......................................................................................................................77
Comm Tst......................................................................................................................77
Comms OK....................................................................................................................77
230v OK.........................................................................................................................77
P.Fail..............................................................................................................................78
Pow.On..........................................................................................................................78
UI Fire............................................................................................................................78
UI Med...........................................................................................................................78
UI PA .............................................................................................................................78
Set .................................................................................................................................78
Battery Test ...................................................................................................................78
Rem.Alm........................................................................................................................78
Daily...............................................................................................................................78
Alarm Abort....................................................................................................................78
Set .................................................................................................................................79
Unset .............................................................................................................................79
Duress ...........................................................................................................................79
Ent Alm..........................................................................................................................79
Auto Rst.........................................................................................................................79
Bypass...........................................................................................................................79
Call Eng.........................................................................................................................79
Log On...........................................................................................................................79
Set Ack ..........................................................................................................................79
Power Rst......................................................................................................................79
A.Set Flt.........................................................................................................................80
Shnt Flt ..........................................................................................................................80
Set Warning...................................................................................................................80
EVP Open......................................................................................................................80
Ready ............................................................................................................................80
Set Alm..........................................................................................................................80
Unset Alm......................................................................................................................80
Sounder.........................................................................................................................80
Audio..............................................................................................................................80
Strobe............................................................................................................................80
Device ..................................................................................................................................81
Test Time.............................................................................................................................82
Country Code ......................................................................................................................82
EvProg..........................................................................................................83
Copy EVP.............................................................................................................................83
Areas ....................................................................................................................................83
HS Options........................................................................................................................84
Schedule........................................................................................................................84

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Set Flt ............................................................................................................................84
Set Warn 1/2..................................................................................................................84
Set Delay.......................................................................................................................85
Alarm Unset...................................................................................................................85
Shnt Group ....................................................................................................................85
Vault Timer ....................................................................................................................86
Commercial Options..........................................................................................................86
Manager Unset..............................................................................................................86
Schedule..............................................................................................................................87
Copy Days.........................................................................................................................87
Schedule - Commercial.....................................................................................................87
Schedule Times - Commercial..........................................................................................88
Unset 1 ..........................................................................................................................88
Set 1 ..............................................................................................................................88
Unset 2 ..........................................................................................................................89
Set 2 ..............................................................................................................................89
Schedule - HS...................................................................................................................89
Schedule Times - HS........................................................................................................90
Shunt On........................................................................................................................90
Open 1...........................................................................................................................91
Close 1...........................................................................................................................91
Set 1 ..............................................................................................................................91
Open 2...........................................................................................................................92
Close 2...........................................................................................................................92
Set 2 ..............................................................................................................................92
Shunt Off........................................................................................................................92
Holiday.................................................................................................................................93
Start Time ............................................................................................................................93
User Edit ..............................................................................................................................93
Detector........................................................................................................94
ATM...............................................................................................................95
Times....................................................................................................................................95
Outputs ................................................................................................................................95
Bypass..........................................................................................................96
Alarm Limit...................................................................................................96
Set/Uns Opts................................................................................................97
Group Set.............................................................................................................................97
Group Unset........................................................................................................................97
Log Off/Set...........................................................................................................................97
Log Off/Unset......................................................................................................................97
Auto Check..........................................................................................................................97
Log/Set.................................................................................................................................98
SetFailSndr..........................................................................................................................98
Log Areas.............................................................................................................................98
User Timer....................................................................................................99
Start Time ............................................................................................................................99
Stop Time.............................................................................................................................99

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User Opts....................................................................................................100
Log Eng..............................................................................................................................100
Clock Edit ..........................................................................................................................100
Duress +/-1.........................................................................................................................100
Menu Layout...............................................................................................101
Change History ..........................................................................................105
Issue B ...............................................................................................................................105
Issue C ...............................................................................................................................106

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Edit
In edit mode the engineer can modify the Windsor configuration from the default or current
settings. The edit options are organised in 3 pages. The 3 edit mode pages are shown below.
Some of the main edit options have sub-menus which will be displayed when the option is
selected. The menus shown are for version 3.00.
0=Defaults 0=Text 0=EvProg
1=System Size 1=Conc 1=Detector
2=Hardware 2=Cct 2=ATM
3=Site ID 3=KP 3=Bypass
4=Service Num 4=User 4=Alarm Limit
5=Pass Code 5=Reset 5=Set/Uns Opts
6=Common Area 6=Sounder 6=User Timer
7=Battery Test 7=Printer 7=User Opts
8=Cct Monitor 8=Light ↵=Next Page
↵=Next Page 9=Comms
↵=Next Page
Edit Page 1 Edit Page 2 Edit Page 3
In the following section each menu option is explained in detail. When a cross reference is
made to an associated program option the menu path is specified. As an example an area set
TX option would be referenced as “Comms/TX/Area n/Set”, where n denotes the area number.
Windsor Editor Editor Overview
When you select a configuration item data is entered in one of 4 ways;
•as a number
•selected from a Help menu
•on/off
•a text descriptor
Windsor Editor Entering Numbers
Configuration items such as circuit programming require a number to be entered. Windsor will
prompt for a number indicating the number of digits to be entered by displaying “_” characters.
Circuit
Number-__ A 2 digit number is required

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Windsor Editor Help List
Configuration items such as circuit type require a type to be entered. This can be entered
directly as a number or, if the HELP button is pressed, a list of available options will be
displayed.
0=Off
1=NA
2=ER
3=EnEx
4=PB
5=24h
6=PA
7=Fire
8=Exc-D
9=Exc-T
↵=Next Page
Windsor Editor On/Off Options
Some programming items are simple on/off options. You can either enter “0” for off or “1” for
on or if you press HELP the on/off options will be displayed.
0=Off 1=On the help display for an on/off programming field
Windsor Editor Text Descriptions
Text descriptions can be entered for some programming options, e.g. circuits. Text can be
entered by using the ↑and ↓buttons to select the required character from the alphabet.
Cct Number 1 the item being programmed
Cct 01 the current descriptor
Windsor Editor Range Checking
Range checking is done when a number is entered. If a range error is detected, then the
programming limits will be displayed.
Out of Range
Limit=1 to 16

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Upgrading from version 1.3x
The menu options in version 2 (version 1.4 on mark 1 hardware) are different from earlier
versions of Windsor. The table below shows the old and new top level menu options and, if an
option has been moved to a lower menu level, the new position is indicated by an arrow.
0=Defaults 0=Defaults
1=Size 1=System Size
2=Int Bus 2=Hardware
3=Input Network 3=Site ID
4=Site Num 4=Service Num
5=Service Num 5=Pass Code
6=Invert TX 6=Common Area
7=Sig Proc 7=Battery Test
8=Slave Area
9=Bat.Test Time
0=Text 0=Text
1=Conc 1=Conc
2=Cct 2=Cct
3=KP 3=KP
4=User 4=User
5=Reset 5=Reset
6=Sounder 6=Sounder
7=Printer 7=Printer
8=Light 8=Light
9=Comms 9=Comms
1=EvProg 0=EvProg
2=Byp Limit 1=Detector
3=Alarm Limit 2=ATM
4=Detector 3=Bypass
5=ATM Bypass 4=Alarm Limit
6=Warn Dev 5=Set/Uns Opts
7=Set Stars }6=Area Type
8=Dual PIN }
9=PIN Attempts }
0=Misc.Options
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The menu options in version 3.00 are different from earlier versions of Windsor. Only 2 new
main menu options have been added, options 7 and 8 on page 3, but there are additional
features in sub-menus as shown below.
Changes in version 3.00
0=Defaults
1=System Size
2=Hardware Added support for Windsor Modem and AV60 (audio verification)
3=Site ID
4=Service Num
5=Pass Code
6=Common Area Now has setting mode option
7=Battery Test
8=Cct Monitor New option
0=Text
1=Conc
2=Cct Multiple area circuits supported, new set/unset options, slave circuits ...
3=KP Logon TX option (for use with user timed access feature), logon/unset
4=User Once per day option, timer schedules, removed keyholder
5=Reset Removed Technistore, Added tam eng reset + 4 new area reset options
6=Sounder Added system set and part set delay options
7=Printer Printer port can be used for a PC connection
8=Light
9=Comms Revised menus, PC on printer port support, ID per area ...
0=EvProg Revised menus, operation after midnight, 2 open/close or 2 set/unsets
1=Detector
2=ATM
3=Bypass Removed temp bypass - now per circuit
4=Alarm Limit
5=Set/Uns Opts removed keyholders
6=User Timer New Menu
7=User Opts New Menu
Version 3.00
This manual details all programming options which are available across the complete
range of Windsor 500 variants. Windsor will display the “Not Available” message if the
option you have selected is not included in your variant.

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Edit page 1 Defaults
The defaults menu will only be displayed if the engineer PIN code is the first PIN code to be
entered after power up. To default the configuration select option 0 from page 1 of the edit
menus.
1=Config
2=Text There are 5 default menu options.
3=User PINs
4=Eng PIN
5=PIN of Day Key
When a default option is selected Windsor will display the following message;
Loading Defaults On a Windsor mark 1 pressing any key during this time will clear
Please Wait ... the message but the configuration will be defaulted. On
Windsor 500, fitted with an EEPROM, key presses will be
ignored until the configuration is defaulted.
Defaulting an EEPROM on a Windsor 500 will take approximately 30 seconds.
Windsor can also be defaulted by powering up with I/P2 (CON21) connected to 0 volts or by
connecting CON13-22to 12 volts. When the time/date appears on a keypad the configuration
will have been defaulted. The 0 or 12 volt connection must then be removed otherwise all
subsequent changes to the configuration will not be saved. In v3.00 only the configuration will
be defaulted, in earlier versions the configuration and the logs will be defaulted. When the
configuration is defaulted a “Restored PIN(s)” entry is made in the event log.
Defaults menu Config
The configuration option will default all configuration except the text descriptors and the PIN
codes.
Defaults menu Text
The text option will default the text descriptors for circuits, users, areas, bypass groups and
the company name.
Defaults menu User PINs
The user PINs option will default all user identification codes, except the engineer PIN code, to
the default PIN codes. All users identified by a SmartKey or INOVA card will also be set to the
default PIN code, thereby rendering the programmed electronic keys and INOVA cards invalid.
When the PIN codes are defaulted a “Restored PIN(s)” entry is made in the event log.
Defaults menu Eng PIN
The engineer PIN code option is only available when the PIN of the day option is off. When the
engineer PIN code is defaulted a “Restored PIN(s)” entry is made in the event log.
1Windsor Mark 1 main PCB (PC787).
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Defaults menu PIN of Day Key
The PIN of the day option can be enabled/disabled by the engineer. When this option is on
(key not zero) the engineer PIN code will be changed every day at midnight. The sequence of
PIN codes generated will depend on the programmed key. Each key has a corresponding 4
digit seed number which is never displayed on the keypad. The PIN code for each day can
only be obtained by programming the 4 digit seed number into the PIN of the day PC program.
If the PIN of the day option is on when power is applied Windsor will set the date to Monday
7th September 1992 and the engineer PIN code will be set to the default PIN for that day.
PIN of Day Key
00-9
If you intend to use PIN of the day you must be allocated a key number and the
corresponding seed number by Guardall.
Edit page 1 System Size
The system size should be the first item programmed. To view or modify the system size
options select option 1 from page 1 of the edit menus.
Areas-2 There are 3 system size menu options.
Conc-02
Keypad-2
System Size
Areas-2 1-7
The area system size can be specified in the range 1-7. When the number of areas is
programmed all area menus (for example when setting) will be limited to the specified area
system size.
System Size
Conc-02 01-16
The concentrator system size can be specified in the range 01-16. When the number of
concentrators is set the maximum circuit value is set to 8 times the specified concentrator
system size. The concentrators must be addressed from 1 up to the concentrator
system size limit.
System Size
Keypads-2 1-8
The keypad system size can be specified in the range 1-8. This value excludes the engineer
keypad (keypad 0). The keypads must be addressed from 1 up to the keypad system size
limit. If a keypad stops replying Windsor will report a keypad communications failure.
When the system size has been set the system can be checked using the engineer check
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System Size Areas 2 TX Reset Normal
System Size Concentrators 2 TX Rst Warn Off
System Size Keypads 2 Fire auto reset Off
Tamper unset eng reset Off
Int Bus, PCBs 1-3 Off 230v A.Rst Off
Serial Port Direct 230v Flt Off
Baud rate 2400 230v Warn Off
Plug on Comm Off Engineer Reset - NA Off
Sndr. Invert Off Engineer Reset - PA Off
Audio 10 Engineer Reset -Tamper Off
Control PCB type (Mark 1 only) 2 Auto Reset Off
Microphones 1-8 Area 1 Strobe Reset Unset
Site ID 0 Bank Reset (HS only) Off
Service Number NONE Sounder Time 10
Pass Code NONE Sounder Delay 0
Common Area Off Entry Alarm Off
Sounder Standby Off
Battery test period 00 Pre-Warning On
Battery test set Off System Set Off
Battery test unset Off P.Set Delay On
Battery test log Off
Battery test bleep Off Printer Port Device Printer
Printer Baud Rate 1200
Concentrator 1-16 Type NEOL-2 Real time printing Off
Concentrator 1-16 Output 1 L.Freeze, Area 1
Concentrator 1-16 Output 2 L.Freeze, Area 1 Light Zone, Auto Time 01
Concentrator 1-16 Output 3 TX Data, Device 1 Home Set Off
Keypad 1-8 Type LCD Keypad
Keypad 1-8 Sys set mode Instant Eng Comm Serial Port
Keypad 1-8 Area 1 set mode Instant Remote, Enable Auto
Keypad 1-8 Area 2 set mode Instant Call Back Off
Keypad 1-8 Area 3 set mode Instant Reset Unset
Keypad 1-8 Area 4 set mode Instant Unset On
Keypad 1-8 Area 5 set mode Instant PIN Unset
Keypad 1-8 Area 6 set mode Instant Clock Unset
Keypad 1-8 Area 7 set mode Instant Bypass Unset
Keypad 1-8 Dual PIN Off Soak Unset
Keypad 1-8 Set Disp Off Log Unset
Keypad 1-8 PIN attempts 10 ConfigRD Unset
Keypad 1-8 UI PA Off ConfigWR Unset
Keypad 1-8 UI PA sounder Off Ring Count 02
Keypad 1-8 UI Bleeper Off Dble Call 00
Keypad 1-8 UI TX, Dev 0, 01 Auth Code 0
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Dial type DTMF
Set Fault Off
Lnft Warning On
Line Block Off
Lnft Enable 30
Handset On
Blind Dial Off
Recall On
TX Outputs TX 0, Dev = 01
Country Code 44
Detector Test Duration 10
Detector Set test Enable On
ATM, Delay (HS only) 10
ATM, Time (HS only) 30
ATM, Ext Time (HS only) 0
Bypass Limit 8
Manager isolate Off
Alarm Limit 3
Group Set Off
Group Unset Off
LogOff/Set On
LogOff/Unset On
Auto Check 000
Log/Set Off
SetFailSndr Off
User Timers 00:00
User, Log Eng On
User, Clock Edit On
User, Duress+1 On
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Cct Options Cct
Type Area
1-7 TX Dev TX
Uns Dev
Uns GP
1-6 Temp
Byp Verify
Alm Dorm Beam Det Auto
Check Entry
Time Sys
Set/Uns EnEx Light
Zone Level TX On
Time TX
Delay Shunt
Group KP Slave
Cct Set Unset PB Tech Dual Log Unset
Delay Type
NA 1 0 01 Off Off Off 0 00 Off Off 0 Off Off NA
ER 1 0 01 Off Off Off 0 00 Off Off 0 Off Off ER
EnEx 1 Off 010 Off 0 EnEx
24h 1 0 01 0 01 Off Off Off 0 1 1 Off Off 24h
PA 1 0 01 0 Off PA
PA-Snd 1 0 01 0 Off Off PA-Snd
Fire 1 0 01 0 0 Off Off Fire
Exc-D 1 20 0 Exc-D
Exc-T 1 0 Exc-T
Aux 1 0 01 Off 030 000 0 1 0 Off Off On Aux
Shunt 1 0 01 1 0 1 0 On Shunt
Eng Rst 1 0 On Eng Rst
Area Rst 1 0 On Area Rst
Key 1 Off Off 0 1 1 0 On Key
PB 1 0 PB
Log On 1 0 Log On
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User PIN Codes
User Number PIN
1 5580323
2 0202
3 0303
4 0404
5 0505
6 0606
7 0707
8 0808
9 0909
10 1010
This pattern continues up to the last user.
50 5050
HS Event Programmer
Schedule Times Default Time
(Mon-Fri) Default Time (Sat-Sun) Options Default
Shunt On 07:00 00:00 EvProg Area Schedule Off
Open 1 08:00 00:00 EvProg Area set with fault Off
Close 1 10:00 00:00 EvProg Area set warn 1/2 10 mins
Set 1 17:30 00:00 EvProg Area set delay 0
Open 2 00:00 00:00 EvProg Area unset alarm Off
Close 2 00:00 00:00 EvProg Area Shunt Group 0
Set 2 23:00 00:00 EvProg Area Vault Timer Off
Shunt Off 19:00 00:00 Holidays NONE
Start Time 00:00
Commercial Event Programmer
Schedule Times Default Time
(Mon-Fri) Default Time (Sat-Sun) Options Default
Unset 1 07:00 00:00 EvProg Area Schedule Off
Set 1 17:30 00:00 EvProg Area set with fault Off
Unset 2 00:00 00:00 EvProg Area set warn 1/2 10 mins
Set 2 23:00 00:00 Manager Edit Off
Holidays NONE
Start Time 00:00
3This is the engineer default PIN code if PIN of the Day is off. If PIN of the Day is on then the engineer
PIN code is dependant on the programmed PIN of the Day key for the default date, 7th of September
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Edit page 1 Hardware
1=Int Bus
2=Serial Port
3=Plug On Comm
4=Sndr.Invert
5=Audio
6=Microphone New in v3.00
7=Ctrl PCB Type Only included software for mark 1 hardware
Hardware menu Int Bus
Windsor can be fitted with up to 3 internal serial bus (ISB) PCBs4. The PCBs are numbered 1-
3. Refer to the Windsor installation manual for details of the connections. It is essential to
remove the shunt link from LK25on the main PCB and fit it on the ISB connection PCB when
adding PCBs. ISB PCBs must be fitted in numeric order starting from PCB 1. The maximum
load on the ISB must not exceed 11. The load value for each type of PCB is shown below.
ISB PCB Type Load
Concentrator 3
SmartDial 2
Relay or TX 1
AV60 2
To view or modify the ISB hardware select option 1 from the hardware menu and then enter
the PCB number.
PCB-1
Off Help menu
The ISB PCB types will be displayed when the HELP button is pressed.
0=Off
1=Output
2=Conc
3=SmartDial6
4=AV607New in v3.00
If the selected type is concentrator the address must also be entered. The concentrator
address is not the same as the PCB number. The concentrator range is 1 to the
concentrator system size value.
If the selected type is output the device number must also be entered. The device number is
not the same as the PCB number. The device number range is 1-19.
When all connected ISB PCBs have been programmed press QUIT. Windsor will then check
that the ISB load factor matches the programmed PCBs. Windsor will then report either FAIL
or OK. Windsor cannot detect PCBs which have been connected in a different order
from the programmed order.
4Windsor Mark 1 in a large case can be fitted with 5 ISB PCBs.
5LK5 on Windsor Mark 1 main PCB (PC787).
6This includes SmartDial Plus and SmartDial Super.
7The AV60 audio verification unit.

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Hardware menu Serial Port
The serial port (CON6) may be used with a number of different device types. Windsor
identifies the serial port as device number 19. See the communications sections for details of
the uses of the serial port. To view or modify the serial port options select 2 from the hardware
menu.
Serial Port
Type-Off Help menu
The Serial port types can be displayed by pressing HELP.
0=Off
1=PAKNET
4=Direct
6=Win Modem New in v3.00
7=Mimic
Serial port type menu PAKNET
PAKNET is a UK based radio data network which links to the conventional X.25 packet
switched network. Physical access to the network is gained by means of a PAKNET radio
NTU (Network Terminating Unit). A similar service is available in other countries.
A PAKNET NTU may be connected to the Windsor serial port only through the RS232 buffer
board. The baud rate for PAKNET can be programmed as 1200 or 2400. PAKNET can be
used for all engineering communications and can signal alarms in ADEMCO (ASCII) format or
the Guardall format. For PAKNET LK8 and LK9 on the main PCB8should be in the inverting
position. PAKNET does not automatically detect the baud rate you program in Windsor.
You must therefore ensure that the PAKNET baud rate is set to the same baud rate as
Windsor before you connect PAKNET to Windsor. You can use the Windows Terminal
to set up the baud rate.
If you use PAKNET then you must pre-fix all customer “telephone” numbers with the data
network identification code.
Country Data network identification code
UK 2353
South Africa 6550
Serial port type menu Direct
The PC option should be used if you are connecting Windsor to an IBM compatible PC. Some
PCs can be connected directly to the Windsor serial port (if the RS232 port of the PC operates
at 0v and 5v levels) but most PCs will require the RS232 buffer board to be fitted. Windsor can
be programmed for a number of different baud rates up to 2400 (press HELP for a list). For a
direct PC connection the cable must have TX/RX and CTS/RTS crossed.
8Windsor Mark 1 main PCB only (PC787).