Honeywell INTELLIGUARD 9000 User manual

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INTELLIGUARD
9000™
USER’S GUIDE
INTELLIGUARD 9000™
SECURITY SYSTEM

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NOTICE
The Canadian Department of Communications label identifies certified
equipment. These certification means that the equipment meets certain
telecommunications network protective, operational and safety requirements.
The Department does not guarantee the equipment will operate to the user’s
satisfaction.
Before installing this equipment, users should ensure that it is permissible to
be connected to the facilities of the local telecommunications company. The
equipment must also be installed using an acceptable method of connection.
In some cases, the company’s inside wiring associated with a single line
individual service may be extended by means of certified connector assembly
(telephone extension cord). The customer should be aware that compliance
with the above conditions may not prevent degradation of service in some
situations.
Repairs to certified equipment should be made by ;an authorized Canadian
maintenance facility designated by the supplier.Any repairs or alterations
made by the user to this equipment, or equipment malfunctions, may give the
telecommunications company cause to request the user to disconnect the
equipment.
Users should ensure for their own protection that the electrical ground
connections of the power utility, telephone lines and internal metallic water
pipe system, if present, are connected together. This precaution may be
particularly important in rural areas.
Caution: Users should not attempt to make such connections themselves, but
should contact the appropriate electrical inspection authority, or electrician, as
appropriate.
The Load Number (LN) assigned to each ;terminal device denotes the
percentage of the total load to be connected to the telephone loop which is
used by the device, or prevent overloading. The termination on a loop may
consist of any combination of devices subject only to the requirement that the
total of the Load Numbers of all the devices does not exceed 100.
The Load Number of this unit is 3 .
WARNING: This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio grequency energy, and if not
installed and used in accordance with the Instructions Manual, may cause interference with radio
communication. It has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A computing
device pursuant to Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable
protection against such interference when operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause interference, in which case, users at their own
expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference.Any
unauthorized modification of this equipment may result in the revocation of the owner’s authority to
continue its operation.

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This User’s Guide applies to Intelliguard 9000 and Intelliguard 4900
systems.
Welcome
Customized Security atYour Service .................................................. 5, 6
Control Center
Quick User Guide ................................................................................... 7
Area Keypad
Quick Reference Guide........................................................................... 9
Control Center Command
Arming
Using Help to find anArea ................................................................... 11
Arm anArea with a Code ..................................................................... 12
Arm SeveralAreas with a Code ............................................................ 13
Disarming
Disarm an Area with a Code ................................................................. 15
Disarm SeveralAreas with a Code ........................................................ 16
Disarm an Area with two Codes............................................................ 17
Testing
Testing Hold-upActuators .................................................................... 19
Testing of all Actuators ......................................................................... 20
Viewing
View Arm Status................................................................................... 21
View Alarm Status ................................................................................ 22
View Area Status .................................................................................. 23
View Point Status.................................................................................. 24
View System Events ............................................................................. 25
Resetting Detectors
Reset Detectors..................................................................................... 27
Bypassing a Point
Bypass a Point ...................................................................................... 29
UnBypassing a Point
Unbypass Point..................................................................................... 31
Late Closing
Schedule a Late Closing ....................................................................... 33
Force Arming
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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ForceArm of a Defective Area.............................................................. 35
PartialArming
Arm an Area’s Perimeter Points, Excluding Interior Points ................... 37
ID Number Management
Add New ID Number ......................................................................39, 40
Delete ID Number ................................................................................ 41
Authority Levels ................................................................................... 42
Modify ID Number..........................................................................43, 44
Code Entry
Code Entry ........................................................................................... 45
Enter New Code ................................................................................... 46
Modify Code ........................................................................................ 47
Reference Guide
Service ................................................................................................. 49
Definitions and Abbreviations ............................................................... 51

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Message Description........................................................................52, 53
Customized Security atYour Service
Your Intelliguard 9000™ is a very powerful security system that is equally
practical, since it is customized to your business and security needs, even
as they change.
This brief survey of the Intelliguard 9000™ structure and basic operation
will familiarize you with the key words used (in bold). We recommend
that you read it first, to understand this and how your system operates.
Area Controlled Security
Your facility may be divided in as many as eight different security areas.
An area may be your warehouse, your production area, or even a given
office. Each area has its own arming schedule and authorized users.
Several special areas may also be defined in your system:
• The linked areas; an area can be linked to another security area so it
automatically turns off when the first area disarms.
• The master area arms and disarms the slave areas.
Individual Points of Protection
When you arm an area, a series of detectors or detection points such as
door contacts, motion, and heat detectors are activated. The type of risks
against which you want to protect yourself, determines what combination
of detectors to use in each area.
User Friendly Control Centers andArea Keypads
Control centers and area keypads can be installed in strategic places in
order for you to communicate with the system.You may arm and disarm
an area using the keypad.
Up to four control centers can be connected to one Intelliguard 9000™
control unit to allow system operation from several different locations in
the facility. The display of the control center assists you with each
command, indicating precisely the origin of an authorized entry, an alarm
or a problem.
Up to eight area keypads may also be connected, with each keypad
controlling a single area. A quick reference guide may be pulled from the
WELCOME
WELCOME

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WELCOME
top of the area keypad to help you review each operation.
Menus Structure of the Control Center
With the Intelliguard 9000™ you perform different commands as easily as choos-
ing plates from a menu. In fact, there are Quick command keys as well as two menu
keys on the Intelliguard 9000™ control centers. For frequently used functions such
as arm, disarm and test, these Quick command keys make your life easier. The
other system functions are available using the mode or option keys. The control
center guides you through the chosen menu to the function you need.
Passcode Access withAuthority Levels
All system users, received a user passcode with assigned authority level.Your
passcode identifies you as an authorized system user, while the authority level
determines which areas you are allowed to access and the commands and changes
you may perform.
Your passcode is divided in two parts. The two-digit ID which is assigned to you by
the system administrator is the first part. The second is the CODE, a personal and
secret four-digit number you must enter on the keypad each time you access the
system.
Some operations require two codes if greater security is desired.
Security through Honeywell Monitoring
Honeywell monitoring provides a complete supervision of your system, 24 hours a
day, by qualified professionals. Each alarm transmits a signal to the Honeywell
Customer Service Center. When an emergency situation occurs, the efficiency and
know-how of the monitoring station personnel may be the difference between a
minor incident and important losses.
Using this Guide
Not that you have an idea of what the Intelliguard 9000™ is all about, you are
ready to learn how to use it daily. Each section in this Guide describes a series of
commands, such as those used to arm or disarm the system. The Guide walks you
through the command structure, explaining what to do at each step, what you see on
the control center display as well as the area keypad, and what happens in the
system.You will soon realize how easy it is to operate the Intelliguard 9000™.
However, Honeywell recommends that you keep this Guide nearby.

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CONTROL
CENTER
CONTROL CENTER
1. Quick User Guide
ARM
DISARM
HELP ACCESS TO:
CUSTOMER SUPPORT
PHONE NO. ADDITIONAL
LOG OR AREA INFORMATION
DISPLAY
SCROLL UP
CANCEL
ACCEPT
SCROLL DOWN
MODE ACCESS TO:
SYSTEM STATUS
RESET DETECTOR (HU)
EVENT LOG
RESET LOG
CONFIGURATION
ARM PARTIAL
REPRINT LOG
TEST ACCESS TO:
HOLD-UP TEST
CHIME
WALK TEST
OPTIONS ACCESS TO:
BYPASS A POINT
UNBYPASS A POINT
ID. MANAGEMENT
CHANGE CODE
SCHEDULES
TIME CHANGE M16338

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CONTROL
CENTER

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1. Quick User Guide
AREA KEYPAD
AREA KEYPAD
QUICK REFERENCE
ID-CODE
POINT STATUS
AREA STATUS
ARM & FUNCTIONS
(DISARM)
RED
YELLOW
GREEN
FLASHING
OFF
GREEN
RED
FLASHING
= Enter [ID]
= Enter [CODE]
=Valid
= Enter 2d
[ID] [CODE]
= See point
status
= Ready to arm
= Armed
= Exit delay
OFF
ON
FLASHING
= Ready
= Not Ready
= Alarm
memory
= Arm
= Reset detedtors
= Force arm
= Arm partial
= Change code
[New code twice]
= Reset alarm
memory
0
1
2
3
4
Enter [ID] [CODE] followed by
- Maximum 10 seconds between key entries
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AREA KEYPAD

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1. Using Help to find an Area
ARMING
ARMING
?
?
Anytime the AREA ? -- displays.
Pressing shows area number 1 and name.
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press 1. Area Name
Press 2. Area Name
Repeat step 2 until desired
area displays
Press 2 sets
2 beeps

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ARMING
2. Arm an Area with a Code
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press AREA ? –
Enter the AREA # to arm. ID ? – –
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE #. 1—SYSTEM TEST 2 BEEPS
NOTE 1: If a device is at fault, the control center displays the fault.
Consult the “REFERENCE GUIDE” section for a description of the message.
If the user is able to correct the source of the fault, the arming procedure
resumes. If the fault is not corrected, the user may decide to force arm the
AREA by acknowledging the fault—if this option was enabled. Refer to the
“FORCEARMING” section.
The system records which user has force armed theAREA.
REQUEST ACCEPTED
AREA 1 ARMED ACKNOWLEDGE
TONE THEN EXIT
DELAY BEEP TONE
STARTS
NOW EXIT THE PREMISES

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3. Arm Several Areas with a Code
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press AREA ? –
Press ID ? – –
Enter your ID #. ID ? X X
CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE AREA : 12345 2 BEEPS
The areas which are disarmed and you have authorization to arm are shown. Pressing the
area number will remove or add an area to the selection.
Press SYSTEM TEST
comes on momentary
REQUEST ACCEPTED
AREA 12345ARMED ACKNOWLEDGE
TONE THEN EXIT
DELAY BEEP TONE
STARTS
NOW EXIT THE PREMISES

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1. Disarm an Area with a Code
DISARMING
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press AREA ? –
NOTE 1: FOLLOW YOUR SECURITY PROCEDURE.
Enter the AREA # ID ? – –
to disarm
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE #. REQUEST ACCEPTED 2 BEEPS
AREA # DISARMED
NOTE 2: The “#” symbol indicates the selectedAREA number.
** INTELLIGUARD 9000 ** 1 LONG TONE
yy/mm/dd hh:mm
To stop the long tone, press ** INTELLIGUARD 9000 **
yy/mm/dd hh:mm
During the entry delay the display will show
DISARM AREA #
Press ID ? # #
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE #. REQUEST ACCEPTED 2 BEEPS
AREA # DISARMED
DISARMING

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2. Disarm Several Areas with a Code
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press AREA ? –
Press ID ? – –
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE #. AREA 12345 2 BEEPS
The areas to which you have authorization to disarm are shown. Pressing the area number will
remove or add an area to the selection.
Press REQUEST ACCEPTED
AREA 12345 DISARMED LONG TONE
To stop the long tone
Press ** INTELLIGUARD 9000 **
yy/mm/dd/hh/mm
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3. Disarm an Area with two Codes
ACTION MESSAGE
Press AREA ? –
NOTE 1: FOLLOW YOUR SECURITY PROCEDURE.
Enter the AREA # ID ? – –
to disarm
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
(First) CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
Enter your CODE #. ID ? # #
(First)
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
(Second) CODE ? – – – – 2 BEEPS
NOTE 2: The “#” symbol indicates the selectedAREA number.
** INTELLIGUARD 9000 ** 1 LONG TONE
yy/mm/dd hh:mm
To stop the long tone, press ** INTELLIGUARD 9000 **
yy/mm/dd hh:mm

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1. Testing Hold-Up Actuators
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press ID ? –
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – –
Enter your CODE #. TEST MENU 2 BEEPS
HOLD UP TEST
NOTE 1: The test period lasts seven minutes.
Hold-up actuators automatically reset at the end of the test.
To accept
HOLD-UP TEST, press AREA ? –
Enter the AREA # for HOLD-UP TEST 2 BEEPS
which you want hold-up 1 BEEP EVERY
actuator testing. Flashing 2 SECONDS
NOTE 2: “HOLD-UP # # “ indicates the ID number of the tested actuator.
This actuator remains displayed until a new actuator is activated or
until the test period is ended.
Activate other HOLD-UP TEST 2 BEEPS
hold-up actuators. HOLD-UP # # Flashing
NOTE 3: Repeat the procedure for all hold-up actuators you wish to test.
To exit
HOLD-UP TEST, press END-H-U TEST BEEPING AT
FASTER RATE
NOTE 4: At the end of the hold-up test, all actuators are automatically reset.
Any further testing results in a FALSE POLICE DISPATCH.
TEST MENU
HOLD-UP TEST
To exit, press ** INTELLIGUARD 9000 **
yy/mm/dd hh:mm
TEST
TESTING
TESTING

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2. Testing all Detectors
TESTING
ACTION MESSAGE SIGNAL
Press ID ? –
Enter your ID #. ID ? # #
CODE ? – – – –
Enter your CODE #. TEST MENU
HOLD UP TEST
NOTE 1: The walk test can be performed by a user with authority level (one) at any time the area
is disarmed. After completion of the test the event log can be viewed. Any detector
causing an alarm during the test will show in lower characters.
Press until you reach TEST MENU
WALK-TEST
WALK-TEST
To accept WALK-TEST
press AREA ? –
Enter the AREA #
for which you want WALK-TEST
the testing
NOTE 2: Now walk the protected area in front of all motion sensors, open doors and protected
windows. Each time a sensor alarms, 2 beeps are heard. At the end of the test;
Press END TEST
To exit press TEST MENU
WALK-TEST
** INTELLIGUARD 9000 **
yy/mm/dd hh:mm
TEST
TESTING