INIM SmartLiving 515 Installation guide

N
L
230V ~ 50/60 Hz
AC I
nput
N
L
230V ~ 50/60 Hz
AC Input
NL
230V ~ 50/60 Hz
AC Input
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
+AUX
X
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
+AUX
X
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
+AUX
X
+AUX
X
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
+AUX
X
Alarm
+12V GND
Tamper
X
+AUX+12V
X
X
10 11 12
NO NC COM
+AUX
N
L
T 500mA 5x20
AC Input
keypad address
_1
Min. 01
Max. 30
1 00000000
2 00000001
3 00000010
4 00000011
5 00000100
6 00000101
7 00000110
8 00000111
9 00001000
10 00001001
11 00001010
12 00001011
13 00001100
14 00001101
15 00001110
16 00001111
17 00010000
18 00010001
19 00010010
20 00010011
21 00010100
22 00010101
23 00010110
24
00010111
25 00011000
26 00011001
27 00011010
28 00011011
29 00011100
30 00011101
31 00011110
32 00011111
33 00100000
34 00100001
35 00100010
36 00100011
37 00100100
38 00100101
39 00100110
40 00100111
+ D S -
T1
T2
+ D S -
+ D S -+ D S -
+ - D S
1 0001
1
2
0010
3 0011
2
4
0100
5 0101
3
6
0110
7 0111
4
8
1000
9 1001
5
10
1010
11 1011
6
12
1100
13 1101
7
14
1110
15 1111
8
16
000L
17 00L0
9
18
00LL
19 0L00
10
20
0L0L
21 0LL0
11
22
0LLL
23 L000
12
24
L00L
25 L0L0
13
26
L0LL
27 LL00
14
28
LL0L
29 LLL0
15
30
LLLL
0
1
L
EN 50131-1
EN 50131-3
EN 50131-6
EN 50136-1
EN 50136-2
EN 50130-4
EN 50130-5
CEI 79-2
CEB T014
+
-
14
Acquire automatically
the zone balancing
via the installer menu.
11
Connect the
backup battery.
12
Set the addresses
of the peripherals.
13
Autoacquisizione del
bilanciamento delle zone
dal Menù Installatore
17
Insert the
maintenance jumper
in “RUN” position.
16
Edit the voice and
digital dialer contact
numbers.
15
Configure “Wireless”
terminals.
9
Insert the
maintenance jumper
in “SERV” position.
10
Connect the primary
power source (Mains
230V~ ±10%, 50/60 Hz).
FLEX5
expansion
Air2-BS100
transceiver 3K9Ω1/4W
6K8Ω1/4W
6K8Ω1/4W
6K8Ω1/4W
6K8Ω1/4W
3K9Ω1/4W
6K8Ω1/4W
3K9Ω1/4W
3K9Ω1/4W
230V~ 230V~
230V~
230V~
Attention!
Before starting the installation procedure, read carefully
through the installation and programming manuals.
Default
telephone
numbers:
1,2,3,4,5,6 voice numbers for users
7,8CONTACT-ID
9voice number for the installer
15 teleservice
1
Attach to the wall the
control panel enclosure and
the open tamper (optional)
2
Connect the peripherals
to the BUS.
3
Connect the BUS
to the control panel.
7
Connect the telephone
line to the control panel.
8
Connect the
SmartLogos30M to
the motherboard (PCB).
4
Set the balancing
parameters of the
system detectors.
5
Connect the
system detectors
to the terminals.
6
Connect the outputs
to the control panel and
peripheral terminals.
3
2
12
4
5
6
7
9811
12
10
15
16
QUICK GUIDE TO
FIRST POWER UP
14
The jumper in “SERV” position
initialize the auto-enrolment of
the peripherals automatically
at 10 seconds intervals
.
Before starting the auto-learning phase
of the zone balancing parameters,
ensure that all zones are
in standby status.
Double terminals are not
enrolled properly.
13
For the readers
addressing,
use keypad
“1”
During the addressing phase, DO NOT exceed
the maximum number of addresses available
for the control panel model you are installing.
13
Start the quick
programming wizard.
This procedure allows you to skip the
following steps and end with the step ,
17
Default settings
Factory data
Learn zone bal.
Auto enrolPeriph
NUMBER yyy
Number
Description
Type
Telephone
Select number
Number of rings
Max.num.attempts
Select number
NUMBER xxx
NUMBER yyy
NUMBER zzz
Terminals 12345
EXPAN. 001 IIIII
Expans. 01 T01
Terminals 12345
EXPAN. 001 IIIII
Expans. 01 T01
Wireless
otherwise continue with
the following steps.
PROGRAMMING
Panel options
Terminals
Zones
Outputs
Walk test
Telephone
...
...
Default settings
User functions
Other parameters
Wizard
Installation and programming guide
Anti-intrusion control panels and security systems
LED OFF
LED ON
LED blinking
SmartLiving
SmartLiving515
SmartLiving1050 and 1050L
SmartLiving10100L
SmartLiving505
SmartLiving505 and 515
SmartLiving1050 and 1050L
SmartLiving10100L
DIP-switch
12345678 nBy/S nBy/X
I-BUS
CONNECTION
nBy/X-S
reader
SmartLiving
Control Panel
Generic
device
JOY
Keypad
BALANCING
RESISTORS
N.C. / N.O.
BALANCING
Red
Grey
Blue Gold
Red
White
Orange Gold
Detector Detector
SmartLiving
control panel
DOUBLE
BALANCING
SINGLE
BALANCING
SmartLiving
control panel
SmartLiving
control panel
Detector
Rollerblind/Shock
detector
SmartLiving
control panel
N.C. BALANCING
WITH EOL
Zone1
Zone2
Zone1
Zone2
DOUBLE ZONE
BALANCING
DOUBLE ZONE
BALANCING
WITH EOL
SmartLiving
control panel
SmartLiving
control panel
OPEN-COLLECTOR OUTPUT
CONNECTION
SmartLiving
control panel
SmartLiving
control panel
Generic load
12V
Power supply
MAX 13.8V
External
device
SmartLiving
control panel
SIRENS
CONNECTION
Self-powered
sounder
Interior
sounder
SmartLiving
control panel
SmartLink
telephone
dialler
PSTN
network
PHONE LINE
CONNECTION
150Vrms
varistors
SmartLogos30M
connector
SmartLiving515
control panel PCB
Strip connector
for the
maintenance jumper
Maintenance
jumper
in “SERV”
position
MAINS
CONNECTION
SmartLiving505
SmartLiving515
terminal board
SmartLiving1050
power supply
Sm artLiving10100
power supply
SmartLiving1050L
power supply
Battery
connector Battery
wires
Expansion -
Transceiver
address
Reader
address
Red Blue Green Yellow
Keypad
address
Press together
and release
For SmartLiving G3 models,
use terminals
“+ D S -” on the
LIVPWR100
board
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certified by BSI with certificate
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For SmartLiving 10100L
and G3 models, the
battery wire must
be connected on
the power supply

Terminals 12345
Panel 1-5 IOHD-
ZONE n.x
2. x.
ZONE n.x
Description
Partitions
Type
Options
Wireless
Line termination
Alarm cycles
Detector type
Al.pulseDuration
Multipulse time
Alarm pulse num.
Rollerblind time
Rollerbl. pulses
Shock sensib.
Shock time
Shock pulses
3. x. 1
3. x. 2
3. x. 3
3. x. 4.
3. x. 5
3. x. 6
3. x. 7
3. x. 8
3. x. 9
3. x.10
3. x.11
3. x.12
3. x.13
3. x.14
3. x.15
3. x.16
ZONE n.x
Interior
Auto-bypassable
Unbypassable
Chime
Test
TampReed/FollPir
Broadcast RF
Use sensor LED
No Unbypassable
NoArmIfNotReady
Delay time 2
Last exit zone
UnbypassOnDisarm
Hold-up
Fault zone
Disab.tamper WLS
3. x. 4. 1
3. x. 4. 2
3. x. 4. 3
3. x. 4. 4
3. x. 4. 5
3. x. 4. 6
3. x. 4. 7
3. x. 4. 8
3. x. 4. 9
3. x. 4.10
3. x. 4.11
3. x. 4.12
3. x. 4.13
3. x. 4.14
3. x. 4.15
3. x. 4.16
Type in code
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PROGRAMMING
Panel options
Terminals
Zones
Outputs
Walk test
Telephone
Events
Timers
Partitions
Codes
Installer code
Keys
Arming scenarios
Shortcuts
Expansions
Keypads
Readers
Sounders
Language
Messages
Default settings
User functions
Other parameters
Wizard
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
Panel options
Dial tone check
Pulse dialling
DTMF withoutCode
Line down signal
Double call
Call all VOXNums
Call all TLVNums
RefreshMnstblOut
Num15ForTeleserv
Install.callback
ReaderBuzzer OFF
Keypad lockout
View open zones
OpenZonesArmLock
DTMF sentitivity
BypassAlsoTamper
BypassVoiceCheck
Confirm with *
NoUserTamp.reset
Data encryption
Instant restoral
Teleserv. hidden
LockInstall.Code
50131ReadLedOFF
50131StatHidden
50131IconsHidden
50131AlarDelayed
50131WarnLedMem
DayLightSav.time
NoStringsSiaProt
AllSiaIP OnPerEv
CONT-IDInversion
Dust event enab.
Maintenance
Show scenario
Tamper siren
Squawk on arming
Future use
50131 grade 3
Alarm on keypads
SingleCallEachEv
Disab.GPRS fault
Disab.Tel.Disarm
NoStrings SIA-IP
115200 BPS
UTC timeOnSIA-IP
1. 1
1. 2
1. 3
1. 4
1. 5
1. 6
1. 7
1. 8
1. 9
1.10
1.11
1.12
1.13
1.14
1.15
1.16
1.17
1.18
1.19
1.20
1.21
1.22
1.23
1.24
1.25
1.26
1.27
1.28
1.29
1.30
1.31
1.32
1.33
1.34
1.35
1.36
1.37
1.38
1.39
1.40
1.41
1.42
1.43
1.44
1.45
1.46
Zones
ZONE n.1
ZONE n.2
ZONE n.3
3. x.
3. x.
3. x.
Timers
TIMER 001
TIMER 002
TIMER 003
8. x.
8. x.
8. x.
User functions
Activations
View
Outputs ON/OFF
Set date/time
22. 1.
22. 2.
22. 3
22. 4
TIMER xxx
Partit.
Sunday
Monday
8. x. y.
8. x. y.
8. x. y.
NUMBER xxx
Number
Description
Type
Account code
Partitions
Options
Channel
Encryption
6. 1. x. 1
6. 1. x. 2
6. 1. x. 3
6. 1. x. 4
6. 1. x. 5
6. 1. x. 6
6. 1. x. 7
6. 1. x. 8
Enable/disable
Alarm management
Arm/Disarm op.
Voice functions
Activations
View
Outputs ON/OFF
Set date/time
Keypad settings
Change PIN
TelephoneNumbers
Teleservice req.
Overtime
Thermostat
Nexus teleserv.
Codes
Timers
10. x. 9. 1
10. x. 9. 2
10. x. 9. 3
10. x. 9. 4
10. x. 9. 5
10. x. 9. 6
10. x. 9. 7
10. x. 9. 8
10. x. 9. 9
10. x. 9.10
10. x. 9.11
10. x. 9.12
10. x. 9.13
10. x. 9.14
10. x. 9.15
10. x. 9.16
EXPAN. xxx
Beep on output
15. 2. x. 2. 1
EXPAN. xxx
Description
Options
15. 2. x. 1
15. 2. x. 2.
Options
Norm. closed
Monostable
Buzzer (beeper)
Blinker
ON afterRestoral
Toggle
Dimmer
Use relay
Home automation
4. x. 2. 1
4. x. 2. 2
4. x. 2. 3
4. x. 2. 4
4. x. 2. 5
4. x. 2. 6
4. x. 2. 7
4. x. 2. 8
4. x. 2. 9
KEYPAD xxx
Wireless
Temp. hysteresis
Description
Partitions
Options
F1/4KeyShortcuts.
16. 2. x. 1
16. 2. x. 2
16. 2. x. 3.
16. 2. x. 4
16. 2. x. 5.
16. 2. x. 6.
TAST. xxx
Temperature off
NOExitTimeSignal
NOEntryTimeSign.
Beep on output
Disable chime
16. 2. x. 5. 1
16. 2. x. 5. 2
16. 2. x. 5. 3
16. 2. x. 5. 4
16. 2. x. 3. 5
SOUNDER xxx
Wireless
Description
18. 2. x. 1
18. 2. x. 2
Outputs
RELAY
OUTPUT 001
OUTPUT 002
4. x.
4. x.
4. x.
OUTPUT 00x
Description
Options
Monostable time
4. x. 1
4. x. 2.
4. x. 3
Telephone
Select number
Number of rings
Max.num.attempts
Message repeats
6. 1.
6. 2
6. 3
6. 4
Select number
NUMBER 001
NUMBER 002
NUMBER 003
6. 1. x.
6. 1. x.
6. 1. x.
Options
Receive SMS
BackupOnOtherCha
6. 1. x. 6. 1
6. 1. x. 6. 2
Events
Zone alarm
Terminal tamper
Partition alarm
7. x.
7. x.
7. x.
Zone alarm
ZONE 001
ZONE 002
ZONE 003
7. x. y.
7. x. y.
7. x. y.
Events
Activation
Restoral
7. x. y. z.
7. x. y. z.
Events
Telephonenumbers
Message type
Message A
Message B
Options
Class code
Event code
Output
Other outputs
OtherOutputsProg
SIA codes
SirenSound types
7. x. y. z. 1
7. x. y. z. 2
7. x. y. z. 3
7. x. y. z. 4
7. x. y. z. 5.
7. x. y. z. 6
7. x. y. z. 7
7. x. y. z. 8
7. x. y. z. 9
7. x. y. z.10
7. x. y. z.11
7. x. y. z.12
Options
Event ON to log
Event OFF to log
StartPeriodicEv.
Silent event
Clear call queue
Send address
Local message ON
LocalMessage OFF
AutomaticDialler
Priority
ForceEventOn GSM
Automatic SMS
Enable SMS
7. x. y. z. 5. 1
7. x. y. z. 5. 2
7. x. y. z. 5. 3
7. x. y. z. 5. 4
7. x. y. z. 5. 5
7. x. y. z. 5. 6
7. x. y. z. 5. 7
7. x. y. z. 5. 8
7. x. y. z. 5. 9
7. x. y. z. 5. 10
7. x. y. z. 5. 11
7. x. y. z. 5. 12
7. x. y. z. 5. 13
TIMER xxx
Activation 1
Activation 2
Restoral 1
Restoral 2
8. x. y. 1
8. x. y. 2
8. x. y. 3
8. x. y. 4
Partitions
PARTITION 001
PARTITION 002
PARTITION 003
9. x.
9. x.
9. x.
PARTITION xxx
Description
Exit time
Entry time
Entry time 2
Pre-armAlertTime
Patrol time
Timers
Options
9. x. 1
9. x. 2
9. x. 3
9. x. 4
9. x. 5
9. x. 6
9. x. 7
9. x. 8.
Options
Auto-resetMemory
Auto-armSTAYmode
StopTelOn Disarm
9. x. 7. 1
9. x. 7. 2
9. x. 7. 3
Codes
CODE 001
CODE 002
CODE 003
10. x.
10. x.
10. x.
CODE xxx
Description
Partitions
Options
F1/4KeyShortcuts
0/9Key shortcuts
Assigned outputs
Timer
Type
Enable/disable
10. x. 1
10. x. 2
10. x. 3.
10. x. 5
10. x. 6
10. x. 7
10. x. 8
10. x. 9.
10. x.10.
Inst.code2Access
Panel options
Terminals
Zones
Outputs
Walk test
Telephone
Events
Timers
Partitions
Codes
Installer code
Keys
Arming scenarios
Shortcuts
Expansions
Keypads
Readers
Sounders
Language
Messages
Default settings
User functions
Other parameters
Wizard
11. 3. 1
11. 3. 2
11. 3. 3
11. 3. 4
11. 3. 5
11. 3. 6
11. 3. 7
11. 3. 8
11. 3. 9
11. 3.10
11. 3.11
11. 3.12
11. 3.13
11. 3.14
11. 3.15
11. 3.16
11. 3.17
11. 3.18
11. 3.19
11. 3.20
11. 3.21
11. 3.22
11. 3.23
11. 3.24
Options
Partition filter
Text menu
User Menu
AnnounceShortcut
Remote access
Patrol
Fixed length
10. x. 3. 1
10. x. 3. 2
10. x. 3. 3
10. x. 3. 4
10. x. 3. 5
10. x. 3. 6
10. x. 3. 7
Installer code
ChangeInst.PIN 1
ChangeInst.PIN 2
Inst.code2Access
11. 1
11. 2
11. 3.
Keys
Enrol
Key parameters
Delete key
Enable/disable
12. 1.
12. 2.
12. 3
12. 4
Readers
READER 001
READER 002
READER 003
12. 1. x.
12. 1. x.
12. 1. x.
Key parameters
KEY 001
KEY 002
KEY 003
12. 2. x.
12. 2. x.
12. 2. x.
Enrol
KEY 001
KEY 002
KEY 003
12. 1. x. y
12. 1. x. y
12. 1. x. y
KEY xxx
Description
Partitions
Options
Timers
Shortcuts
12. 2. x. 1
12. 2. x. 2
12. 2. x. 3.
12. 2. x. 4
12. 2. x. 5
KEY xxx
Patrol
Maintenance
Use keyShortcuts
DisarmNotAllowed
12. 2. x. 3. 1
12. 2. x. 3. 2
12. 2. x. 3. 3
12. 2. x. 3. 4
Arming scenarios
SCENARIO 001
SCENARIO 002
SCENARIO 003
13. x.
13. x.
13. x.
SCENARIO xxx
Description
Icon
Partitions
Output
13. x. 1
13. x. 2
13. x. 3.
13. x. 4
SCENARIO xxx
PARTITION 001
PARTITION 002
PARTITION 003
13. x. 3. y.
13. x. 3. y.
13. x. 3. y.
SCENARIO xxx
None
Away
Stay
Instant
Disarm
13. x. 3. y. 1
13. x. 3. y. 2
13. x. 3. y. 3
13. x. 3. y. 4
13. x. 3. y. 5
Shortcuts
Arm/disarm
Stop alarms
Clear call queue
14. x.
14. x.
14. x.
Stop alarms
Description
Icon
14. x. 1
14. x. 2
ChoosePeripheral
EXPAN. 001
EXPAN. 002
EXPAN. 003
15. 2. x.
15. 2. x.
15. 2. x.
Expansions
Enable/disable
ChoosePeripheral
15. 1
15. 2.
Keypads
Enable/disable
ChoosePeripheral
16. 1
16. 2.
ChoosePeripheral
KEYPAD 001
KEYPAD 002
KEYPAD 003
16. 2. x.
16. 2. x.
16. 2. x.
Readers
Enable/disable
ChoosePeripheral
Prog. address
17. 1
17. 2.
17. 3
ChoosePeripheral
READER 001
READER 002
READER 003
17. 2. x.
17. 2. x.
17. 2. x.
READER xxx
Description
Partitions
Shortcuts
17. 2. x. 1
17. 2. x. 2
17. 2. x. 3
F1/4KeyShortcuts
F1
F2
F3
16. 2. x. 6. y
16. 2. x. 6. y
16. 2. x. 6. y
KEYPAD xxx
Type
Options
16. 2. x. 6. y. 1
16. 2. x. 6. y. 2
KEYPAD xxx
Requires code
SecurityRiskCode
Confirm
16. 2. x. 6. y. 2. 1
16. 2. x. 6. y. 2. 2
16. 2. x. 6. y. 2. 3
Sounders
Enable/disable
ChoosePeripheral
18. 1
18. 2.
ChoosePeripheral
SOUNDER 001
SOUNDER 002
SOUNDER 003
18. 2. x.
18. 2. x.
18. 2. x.
Shortcuts
Red LED shortcut
BlueLED shortcut
GreenLEDShortcut
Yell.LEDShortcut
17. 2. x. 3. 1
17. 2. x. 3. 2
17. 2. x. 3. 3
17. 2. x. 3. 4
Language
Italian
English
19. 1
19. 2
Messages
Record
Play
Delete
20. x. 1.
20. x. 2.
20. x. 3.
CODING TYPE
No message
High quality
Average quality
20. x. 1. 1
20. x. 1. 2
20. x. 1. 3
Periodic ev.
Periodic ev. 001
Periodic ev. 002
Periodic ev. 003
23. 1. x.
23. 1. x.
23. 1. x.
Default settings
Factory data
Learn zone bal.
Auto enrolPeriph
CONTACTIDDefault
CONT-ID enumer.
SIA defaults
DeletePrg.events
WLS data reset
21. 1
21. 2
21. 3
21. 4
21. 5
21. 6
21. 7
21. 8
Messages
_01 Messages
(Min. 001)
(Max. 485)
20. x.
VIEW
Events log
Alarms log
Faults log
Arm/Disarm ops.
Nexus status
System status
Zone status
Faults ongoing
Panel version
22. 1. 1
22. 1. 2
22. 1. 3
22. 1. 4
22. 1. 5
22. 1. 6
22. 1. 7
22. 1. 8
22. 1. 9
Other parameters
Periodic ev.
Mains fail.Delay
LocKapdMessTimes
OverThePhoneVol.
Ring sensitivity
Wireless superv.
Tel. input gain
Adj. temperature
LowBattery delay
Tel. line delay
FaultForNotReady
Serial number
23. 1
23. 2
23. 3
23. 4
23. 5
23. 6
23. 7
23. 8
23. 9
23.10
23.11
23.12
Periodic ev.
Time per. Event
PeriodicInterval
Options
23. 1. x. 1
23. 1. x. 2
23. 1. x. 3
Periodic ev.
Per.EvContinuous
PeriodicEvInMin
23. 1. x. 3. 1
23. 1. x. 3. 2
DEFAULT SETTINGS
QUICK GUIDE TO
PROGRAMMING
FROM THE
KEYPAD
CONTROL PANEL PCB TERMINAL BOARD
Earth connection
Internal telephone device connection
Telephone line connection
I-BUS connection terminals
Free-voltage terminals of the relay output
Ancillary power terminal @12V
Open-collector output terminals (2)
Negative power terminals (negative or GND)
Inputs terminals of T1,T2,T3,T4 and T5 on the panel
Inputs terminals of T6,T7,T8,T9
and T10 on the panel
Transformer
power-input
terminals
Negative power terminals
(negative or GND)
Ancillary power terminal @12V
Ancillary power terminal @12V
Ancillary power terminal @12V
Keypads
● keypad “1” enabled at first power up only (not at reset)
● assigned to partition 1
●
12 programmed shortcuts: Arm Scenario 1 - Arm Scenario 2 – Clear call queue – Delete
memory – Activation menu zones (bypass) – View alarms – View faults – Time/date –
Voice functions menu – Intercom call – Change PIN – Keypad settings menu
Readers nBy
● assigned to partition 1
● shortcut associated with red LED: Arm Scenario 1
Partitions
● entry time and exit time set at 30 seconds
● auto-reset memory on arming
Terminals
● terminals on panel: inputs
● terminals on expansions: inputs
● terminals on keypads: unused
Zones
● assigned to partition 1
● with N.C balancing (normally closed)
● panel zones T1 and T2 are delayed; all others are instant
● unlimited alarm cycles (repetitive)
Outputs
● relay output is monostable, normally closed, monostable time set at 3 minutes
Scenarios
● scenario 1: away arm partition 1
● scenario 2: disarm partition 1
Codes
● user code 1 is assigned to all partition
● all other user codes are assigned to no partitions
● only Code 1 is a “Master” user code
● all sections of the user menu enabled
● 8 shortcuts (keys F1-F4) programmed: Clear call queue – Activate Output 2 –
Deactivate Output 2 – View zone status – View system status – Enable answer-
phone – Enable teleservice – Teleservice request
● 6 shortcuts (keys 1 to 6) programmed: Listen-in – Arm Scenario 1 – Arm
Scenario 2 – Stop alarms – Activate Output 2 – Deactivate Output 2
● voice guide option enabled
Keys
● assigned to partition 1
● Maintenance option enabled
Telephone
● phonebook numbers 1 to 6 are voice numbers (for users)
● phonebook numbers 7 and 8 are Alarm Receiving Centre numbers CONTACT-ID
● phonebook number 9 is a voice number (for the installer)
● phonebook number 15 is the Teleservice number
Zone alarm and tamper events
● relay output activated
● “Other outputs / Sounder 1” output activated
● event-start generates calls to numbers 1 to 8
● event-restoral generates calls to numbers 7 and 8
Bypassed zone (zone Off) events
● generates calls to numbers 7 and 8
Arm/Disarm partition events
● generates calls to numbers 7 and 8
Partition overtime request events
● generates calls to numbers 7 and 8
Emergency key events
● event-start generates calls to numbers 1 to 8
Open/Dislodged panel and peripheral tamper events
● relay output activated
● “Other outputs / Sounder 1” output activated
● event-start generates calls to numbers 1 to 8
● event restoral generates calls to numbers 7 and 8
Fault, mains failure, peripheral loss, low battery and output fault events
● activate output 1
● generate calls to number 9 (voice calls to the installer)
Sounders
● sounder and flasher shut off: Reset partition (Partition 1)
Default
Access codes
and Options:
0001
9999
: installer code
: user code 1
: enabled option
: disabled option
: enablement depending
on the parameter
n. icon/
identifier
SmartLiving model
515505 1050 1050L 10100L
1
2-3
4-5
6-7-8-9 + D S -
10-11-12 NO NC COM
OC1 OC2
13
14-15
17-19-
21-23-25
18-20-
22-24-26
T1-T2-
T3-T4-T5
28-30-
32-34-36
T6-T7-
T8-T9-T10
29-31-
33-35
PSTN
28-29 AC
+AUX
16 +AUX
27 +AUX
37 +AUX
n. SmartLiving model
1-2-3-4 + D S -
5
6-8-10
+AUX1
7+AUX2
9+AUX3
LIVPWR100 PCB TERMINAL BOARD
1050/G3 1050L/G3 10100L/G3
icon/
identifier
I-BUS connection terminals
Negative power terminals (negative or GND)
Ancillary power terminal @12V