Intek Elite 16d Operating instructions

Proudly Designed and Manufactured in New Zealand

Installation&

Programming Guide

Elite16D

16ZoneControlCommunicator

Designed & Manufactured in New Zealand to Meet NZS:4301/93

Copyright byIntek SecurityProductsLtd

The information contained in this manual is correct at the

time of printing. Intek Security Products Ltd reserve the

right to make changes to the features and specifications at

anytime without notice in the course of product

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INSTALLATION NOTES ....................................................................................4

INTRODUCTION................................................................................................5

PACKAGE CONTENTS.....................................................................................5

ELITE CABINETDETAILS.................................................................................6

INPUTS..............................................................................................................7

OUTPUTS..........................................................................................................9

PCB WIRING DIAGRAM.................................................................................10

ELITE KEYPADS ............................................................................................11

KEYPAD FUNCTIONS....................................................................................12

KEYPAD TAMPER..........................................................................................12

MEMORY DISPLAYCHART...........................................................................13

KEYPAD INSTALLATION...............................................................................15

INSTALLING RX-16 RADIO RECEIVER........................................................16

INSTALLING SPEECH UNIT..........................................................................16

PROGRAMMING............................................................................................17

USER CODE PROGRAMMING......................................................................18

OUTPUTOPTION...........................................................................................20

OUTPUTTIME ZONE.....................................................................................22

KEYPAD OPTIONS.........................................................................................22

PARTITION 'A' OPTIONS...............................................................................24

PARTITION 'B' OPTIONS ..............................................................................28

PARTITION 'C' OPTIONS...............................................................................28

SIREN DRIVER & MISC SYSTEM OPTIONS................................................29

ZONE PROGRAMMING.................................................................................30

ENTRY/EXITDELAYS....................................................................................32

OUTPUTTIMERS...........................................................................................32

ACCESS CONTROL DOTL TIMERS..............................................................33

MAINS FAIL REPORTING DELAY...............................................................33

ZONE ALARM REPORTING DELAY............................................................33

RADIO ZONE PROGRAMMING.....................................................................34

RADIO ZONE OPTIONS.................................................................................34

RADIO KEY PROGRAMMING........................................................................35

RADIO KEY OPTIONS....................................................................................36

RADIO KEYS TO OUTPUTS..........................................................................37

TIME ZONE PROGRAMMING........................................................................37

DAYLIGHTSAVING........................................................................................38

ZONE RESPONSE TIME SETTINGS...........................................................38

DYNAMIC DIAGNOSTIC DATA......................................................................38

EVENTBUFFERPRINTING........................................................................39

REAL TIME CLOCK PROGRAMMING...........................................................40

RESETDEFAULTS.........................................................................................40

OUTPUTPARAMETER CLEARFUNCTION .................................................40

COMMAND CONTROL PROGRAMMING......................................................41

COMMAND CONTROL OPERATION ............................................................43

COMMUNICATOR INTRODUCTION - TELEPERMITREQUIREMENTS.....44

COMMUNICATOR REPORTING FORMATS.................................................45

COMMUNICATOR REPORTING SCENARIOS .............................................46

COMMON REPORTING SCENARIOS...........................................................47

PROGRAMMING COMMUNICATOR.............................................................48

AREA SPECIFICCOMMUNICATOR REPORTOPTIONS............................52

CONTACTID ASSIGNMENTS.......................................................................54

UPLOAD/DOWNLOAD OPTIONS................................................................55

CONTACTID CODE SUMMARY...................................................................57

PROGRAMMING ADDRESS SUMMARY......................................................58

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.......................................................................74

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This Elite16D alarm control panelhas beendesignedto provide the most requested features for boththeinstaller &

the end-user. These features includeease ofinstallation, ease ofprogramming and user friendlyoperationall in a

package which is reliable,functional and attractive.

Utilisingmanyyears ofexperience in thesecurityindustryandimplementing valuable feedback,weare proud to

provideyou withanewgenerationofalarmcontroller.The Elite16D is aNewZealanddesignedandbuiltproduct

which brings you thequalityandfeatures which youdeserveat anaffordableprice. Inadditiontothe theadvanced

design,onlythe highest qualitycomponents have beenused in the production ofthis Elite16D panelto ensure the

highest degree ofreliability.

This manual will guide you through the installation andprogramming ofyour Elite16D alarmpanel. For additional

information regardingtheoperation instructions and options, please refer tothe enclosed Elite 16D User’s Guide”.

This Elite 16D package shouldcontain the following items;

1 x Elite controller PCB

1 x Elite newgeneration backlit keypad

1 x Elite keypad zone list

1 x Elite 16D Users Guide

1 x Elite cabinet & lid

1 x 17 volt 1.4a Telepermitted mains transformer

1 x Cabinet hardware accessorypackincluding,

1 x Elite installation & programming guide

1 x Spare1.5a fuse

1 x Cabinet tamper switch

1 x Cabinet tamper bracket

1 x Tamper switch wire set

1 x Batterylead set

2 x Cabinet lid screws

10 x 2k2 (red, red, red) end ofline resistors

10 x 4k7 (yellow, purple, red) end ofline resistors

10 x 8k2 (grey, red, red) end ofline resistors

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MOUNTING

KEYHOLES

CABLEENTRY

MAINS

TRANSFORMER

Install Battery

Here

TAMPERASSEMBLY

MAINCONTROLCABINET

BLOCK

InsertTamper

AssemblyHere

Fit Radio

PCBHere

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1k

Tamper

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

4k7

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

8k2

Tamper

1k

2k2

Tamper

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

4k7

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

8k2

Tamper

2k2

Tamper

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

8k2

2k2

Tamper

AlarmContact

n/corn/o

4k7

The Elite 16D has 10 separate programmable monitored analogue inputs,

8 x Programmable, multi-state detection inputs

1 x Programmable, multi-state keyswitch input

1 x Programmable tamper circuit

Each input must beterminated with the appropriate value or combinationof end-of-lineresistors,

even if theinput is unused, unless the zone is defined as a radio zone.

ZONE INPUTS - Each ofthe 8 zone inputs can beassigned oneofthe followingconfigurationoptions;

Type 1 Single zone with no tamper (8 zones) - 8NT

Type 2 Single zone with individual tampers (8 zones highor low) - 8T

Type 3 Double zones with one tamper per input (16 zones) - 16T

The following table showsend-of-line resistor configurations.

Zone

Type Low Zone

Resistor Hi Zone

Resistor Tamper

End-of-line

8NT(No Tampers) 2k2 - -

8T - Low(with Tampers) 4k7 - 2k2

8T - High (with Tampers) - 8k2 2k2

16T(with 8 Tampers) 4k7 8k2 2k2

n/c

n/o

2k2

Type 8NT- 8 Zones, no tamper Type 8T Low- 8 Zoneswith tamper Type 8T High - 8 Zoneswith tamper

Type 16T- 16 Zones with 8 tampers

Option 1

Option 2

NOTE:

In all cases EXCEPT

8NT, the alarmcontact

(detector relay) is

connected ACROSS

the zone resistor NOT

in series with it.

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Please note the followingimportant points intheend-of-line examples shown onpages 7& 8;

?Lowzones refer to zones 1-8

?HighZones refer to zones 9-16

?You mayuseeither normallyclosed or normallyopen detection devices as shownin configurations 8T- Low,

8T- High and 16Thoweverall detectors connected toazone must be ofthe same configuration (n/o or n/c)

For example, youmayconnect anumber ofnormallyopensmokedetectors in parallel across the 4k7end-of-line

resistor in the 8T-Lowconfiguration but you cannot connect a normallyclosedcontact in the same zone

Example only

In the example above,an activation ofthe n/c thermal in theparallelbranch ofthe n/o smokedetectors would not

be detected at all. An activationofthe thermal in series with the 2k2end-of-line would produce a Tamper”

condition rather thanthe required alarmactivationwhere as an activation ofan/o smokedetector in the parallel

branch would produce an alarmactivation.

Fromthis example you canclearlysee whyyou cannot mix n/o and n/c contacts on one zone

KEYSWITCH -This input can be used tocontrolthepanel via akeyswitch, digital keypador similar. This is amulti-

state input which can be end-of-line configured in thesamewayas the8zone inputs. These multiple end-of-line

configurations will produceeither full set/unset, monitor mode on/off or set/unsetofthe A, Bor Cpartitionson an

individual basis.

TAMPER -A24Hr tamper circuitis availablefor monitoringtamper statusofdetectors, junctionboxes, cabinets

andsatellitesirens etc. This Tamper circuit isprogrammable with2options(P201E5E) either normallyclosed loop

or 2k2EOL supervision.The tamper circuit must be terminated with an end-of-line resistor if2k2EOL supervision

is selected.The activation events andoutputsfor this tamper circuitaremappedin the samemanner as for

detection zones 1-8.

In addition to theAnaloguemonitoring inputs, you will find the following system inputs on your Elite 16Dcontrol

PCB;

AC -Connect the twolowvoltagewires (no polarity)fromthe transformer to the terminals marked AC on theElite

PCB. The Eliteincludes aTelepermitted transformer rated at 1.4amps at 17 volts and incorporates aninbuilt

thermal protection fuse.

2k2

4k7

3n/osmokedetectors

connectedin parallel

n/cthermaldetector

Right

Wrong

n/cthermal

detector

Wrong

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EARTH -Alwaysconnect the mains earthtotheappropriateterminals onthemains terminal block.Ifrequired a

flying lead maybe connected fromthis earth point to the terminal marked "Frame Earth" on the Elite PCB.

Never connect the mains earth directly to the Elite PCB

other than at the terminal marked"Frame earth"

BATTERY -Connect asealedlead acid rechargeable 12Vd.c. batterytothesered andblackbatteryleads. Be

careful to observe correct polarityas damage mayoccur fromincorrect connection. The minimumrecommended

batterycapacityis 6.5 amp hours. Batterycharge current attheseterminals is limited to 350mA maximum.

LINE IN -This pair ofterminals is usedtoconnect theElitetotheincoming telephonelinefromthe street. The

communicator uses this line for reporting.

LINE OUT -This pair ofterminals is used to connect telephones and other communication equipment to the

incoming phonelineviatheElitecontroller. The telephonelineis passedthrough the Elitecontroller toensure

that theline is available to the controller when it is required. Full details regarding the communicator can be

found ina separatesection.

12 VOLTOUTPUTS -

There are four 12 volt dc outputs available ontheElitePCB. These 12volt outputs are all regulated. Three of

themare fuse protected suitable for poweringdetectors, sirens and other external devices. These outputsare

marked 12v and0v,andaresuppliedbyfuses F1andF2.Amaximumtotal loadof1ampmaybedrawnfrom

these terminals. The fourth set offused (F2) 12V terminals are found adjacent tothe keypad commsclock and

dataterminals.This 12voutputismicro controlledand MUST onlybeusedtopower keypads, radio boardsand

other intelligent devices which use thekeypad commsbus.

OUTPUTS1&2-These fullyprogrammable, highcurrent, opencollector (high-going-low)typeFET outputsare

capable ofswitchingup to 1.5A@12Vd.c.These 2 outputs are normallyset as switched outputs,providing power

for 12v sirens or piezos.(This is with links 1&2fitted,refer to drawing on page 10).Howeveriflinks 1 or2 are

removed Outputs 1or 2(dependingupon which linkis removed) becomesiren outputs designed todrive an 8

ohm10 watt horn speaker per output.Link1=Output1,Link2=Output2.Also if ahorn speaker is connected to

Output 1you mayselect the listen-in feature to this output as well so that the dialling sequence can be

heard at thespeaker.(Refer to the drawing on page 10 for the position of the link)

OUTPUTS3, 4&5- These arelowcurrent, opencollector (high-going-low)type outputs capable ofswitching no

more than 100mA.LikeOutputs 1&2theyare fullyprogrammable thoughnot available as PWM. These outputs

are normallyused to control thesatellite siren.

NOTE: - Connecting devices whichdraw current in excess of 100mAto outputs 3,4 & 5 will cause

permanent damage to theElite controller.

KEYPADPORT -The terminals marked POS, NEG,CLOCK,&DATA makeup the communications port which

the keypads andother intelligentfield devices use totalkto theElitecontroller.The terminals areconnected to

corresponding terminals onthe remote devices. The "listen" terminal is onlyusedbythekeypads and utilises a

fifth wire to provide acommunicator listen in facility.This feature is particularlyuseful when servicingmonitoring

faults.

This keypad 12voutput is micro controlled and MUST onlybeused topower keypads, radio boards and other

intelligent devices which use the keypad comms bus.

SERIALPORT- The serial portis for theconnectionoftheRS232serialboard. The serialboardallowsfor

printingofthe63event buffer to aserial printer or for pc directup/down loadconnection. It is also used forthe

EEpromboard to allowprogramback-up and re-instatement.

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Line

In

Line

Out

Listen

Data

Clock

Neg

Pos

Phone

Street

To

From

Keypad

To

Earth

AC

To

Battery

-ve

+ve

Battery

Connection to

Telephone Line

Keypad &

Communications

Port

Frame

F1F2Batt

Serial

Port

Expansion Port

12

Siren DriverLinks

toOutputs1&2

Listen-in toOutput1

Mains

Earth

To

Transformer

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