Networker TS2500 User manual

TS2500
Intruder Alarm Control Panel
Operators Manual
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CONTENTS
Overview
GlossaryofTerms............................................1
Introduction................................................3
Circuits&Wards.............................................4
CommunicationDevices......................................5
RemoteKeypads............................................6
Operation
Introduction................................................8
UsingtheSet/UnsetMenu......................................9
SettingYourWard(s)..........................................10
SettingwithCircuitsinFault.....................................12
UnsettingYourWard(s) ........................................13
PartSettingtheSystem........................................15
PartUnsettingtheSystem......................................16
SettingwithCircuitsOmitted....................................17
ViewingErrorCircuits..........................................18
UnsettingafteranAlarm.......................................19
ResettingafteranAlarm.......................................20
User Menu 1
Introduction................................................22
TestingBells&Sounders.......................................23
WalkTestingCircuits..........................................24
UseRemoteReset...........................................25
ChangingYourPasscode......................................26
SelectingChime ............................................27
Omittinga24hrGroup........................................28
OmittingCircuits.............................................29
SilentSetWards .............................................30
Set/UnsetMenu .............................................31
SelectingUserMenu2........................................32
Fault Finding
DisplayMessages............................................33
DisplayMessages............................................34
DisplayMessages............................................35
Records
SystemDetails ..............................................37
UserDetails.................................................38
CircuitDetails...............................................40
ServiceRecord..............................................44
InstallerInformation..........................................45

Overview Glossary of Terms
Alarm Receiving Centre A permanently manned monitoring station used
to receive alarm signals from an alarm system.
Chime A facility which allows selected detection circuits
to generate a two tone sound when triggered.
Detection Circuit All detection devices, (e.g. magnetic contacts,
movement sensors) are connected to detection
circuits. Each circuit is allocated a number which
identifies the detection device. For example, a
room protected by a movement sensor may be
"Circuit 1001", while a door protected by a
magnetic Contact may be "Circuit 1002".
Digital Communicator A signalling device fitted to the system which will
transmit alarm information via the telephone line
to the alarm receiving centre.
Downloading A process which allows the alarm system to be
remotely interrogated and programmed using a
computer and modem.
Duress A means of entering a passcode which
generates a silent alarm via the signalling device
(if fitted) to a the alarm receiving centre.
Entry Time A pre-set time delay to allow the user to enter the
protected area and access the remote keypad
without causing an alarm.
Event Log A record of system activity which is stored in
memory (maximum of 4000 events).
Exit/Entry Route The route which must be used when entering or
leaving the protected area when the alarm
system is being set.
Exit Terminator An external push button switch used to complete
the setting of the alarm system.
Exit Time A pre-set time delay to allow the user to leave the
protected area after initiating the setting
procedure.
Final Exit The door or detector used when leaving and
entering the protected area.
Full Set Thestateofthealarm systemwhenitisprotecting
all areas of the premises.
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Overview Glossary of Terms
Master User The user(s) who has the authority for assigning
new users to the alarm system.
Modem A device for transmitting and receiving data to
and from a computer via the telephone line.
Omit To intentionally exclude the monitoring of one or
more detection circuits when setting the alarm
system.
P.A(Panic Alarm) An emergency push button switch used to
activate an alarm. The alarm signal will also be
transmitted to the alarm receiving centre if a
signalling device is fitted to the alarm system.
Part Set Thestate ofthe alarm system whenitisprotecting
part of the premises.
Passcode A unique number which must be entered before
the alarm system can be operated.
Remote Keypad A device located away from the main control
panel that is used to operate the alarm system.
Reset The action required to return the alarm system to
its normal state after an alarm condition.
Set To arm one or more wards.
System Open Thestatusofthesystemwhenallwardsareunset.
Tamper Alarm An alarm caused by the system being physically
interfered with.
24hr Circuit A circuit that is monitored at all times.
Unset To disarm one or more wards.
Users Persons allocated a passcode which allows
them to operate the alarm system.
Wards A group of detection circuits that can be set or
unset independently of each other.
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Overview Introduction
The TS2500 is an advanced security alarm
control system using state of the art
electronics to provide comprehensive but
flexible protection for both large domestic
and commercial premises. The system
comprises of a number of components
linked to a central control unit which is
concealed from view but accessible for
maintenance.
This manual describes the basic operating
proceduresforyouralarmsystem.Fordetails
of all operating procedures refer to the
"Managers Operating Manual".
To avoid unnecessary operating errors
please discuss the details of your alarm
system with your alarm company or master
user before attempting to use it. Also ensure
that alarm company completes the system
record sheets at the back of this manual.
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Overview Circuits & Wards
Detection Circuits A maximum of 1040 detection circuits can
be monitored by the TS2500 alarm system.
Each circuit is allocated a unique 4 digit
circuit number and a 16 character text
description which is used to identify the
particular circuit. Your alarm company will
have programmed each circuit to respond
in a certain way when the circuit is activated
during the set or unset state.
Wards Wards allow the system to be broken down
into specific areasso thatpartsofthesystem
can be set and unset independently, Users
can be given access to all wards or limited
to specific wards. If a user does not have
access to a particular ward they cannot set
or unset that ward.
The TS2500 can be broken down into 16
wards, each ward is identified using the
letters A - P. When the system is part set the
display will show which wards are currently
set.
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Workshop
Ward E
Sales Office
Ward A Accounts Office Ward B
Workshop
Ward E Warehouse
Ward D

Overview Communication Devices
Remote Signalling Your alarm system may be fitted with a
digital communicator or RedCARE unit. The
device is connected to your telephone line
and in the event of an alarm activation, the
device will signal the alarm condition to the
alarm receiving centre. Where upon the
necessary police action can be taken.
If your system has been fitted with such a
device it is very important that you fully
understand how to operate your alarm
system. Operator misuse may result in the
police attendingyourpremisesunderfalse
conditions.
Downloading A personal computer (PC) can be linked into
your alarm system via the telephone line to
allow remote programming and testing of
the alarm system. This feature is known as
"Downloading" and is normally performed
by your alarm company or alarm receiving
centre with your authorisation. An example
of this feature would be for your alarm
company to dial into your alarm system and
adjust your entry time.
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Protected Premises
Central Station
Protected Premises

Overview Remote Keypads
Your alarm system can be operated from
one or more remote keypads, which will
have been strategically located within the
protected premises.
Arming station
The remote arming
station can onlybe used
to set and unset the
alarm system.
LED Keypad
The LED remote keypad
can only be used to set
and unset the alarm
system.
Starburst Keypad
The Starburst remote
keypad can only be
used to set and unset
the alarm system.
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Overview Remote Keypads
The LCD remote keypad is the only keypad
that will display full information. Any kind of
programming or testing of the system, must
be done using this type of keypad.
LCD Keypad
The LCD remote keypad
is a full function keypad
and can be used to
program, test, set and
unset the alarm system.
.This is the remote
keypad that is referred
to throughout this
manual.
ÊDisplay - Used to show the system time
(LED & Starburst),along withother system
messages (LCD only).
ËGreen Power Indicator - Flashes if no
mains power is present. Steady when
mains power is present.
ÌRed Function Indicator - Can be
programmed by the alarm company,
to indicate a fault, set or part-set etc.
ÍKeyboard - Used for operating your
alarm system.
ÎCover - Fold-down cover with quick
guide operating instructions.
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Operation Introduction
Passcodes Access to the system is gained by entering a
4 or 6 digit passcode. Every time you wish to
use the system your passcode must be
entered correctly.
User Types The TS2500 can have up to 199 separate
users each user is assigned a passcode, an
access level and wards.
User Menus The system has 4 users menus, with each
menu having between 9 and 12 options.
User menu 1 is accessed by entering your
passcode followed by the [key. Access to
user menus and options will depend on your
user access level.
When a menu option is selected you may
abandon the option by pressing the ]key.
To leave the user menus and return the
system to its original state simply keep
pressing the ]key.
Banner Message The banner message is normally shown on
the top line of display when the system is
unset or full set. This message is configured
by the installation engineer and is usually set
to the alarm company's name.
Engineer on site When youralarm company has an engineer
on site and is logged into the system, the top
line of keypads will show "ENGINEER ON SITE".
You can continue to operate the system as
normal, if required. The message is
automatically cleared when the engineer
logs off.
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