Protege EliteSuite Eclipse User manual

ELT-KLES
Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad
Installaon Manual

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Table of Contents
1.0 Welcome ............................................................................................................................2
2.0 Protégé®System Products ..................................................................................................3
2.1 Protégé® System Management Suite .................................................................................. 3
2.2 Protégé® EliteSuite® Modules ............................................................................................. 3
3.0 Mounng ...........................................................................................................................4
4.0 Wiring and Conguraon....................................................................................................5
4.1 Wire Loom........................................................................................................................... 5
  4.2CommunicaonConnecon ................................................................................................ 6
4.3 Zone Input Wiring................................................................................................................ 7
4.4 Fire Zone Input Wiring......................................................................................................... 9
5.0 Programmable Ouput .......................................................................................................10
6.0 Indicator Lights.................................................................................................................11
6.1 Arm/Armed Indicator ........................................................................................................ 11
6.2 Ready Indicator ................................................................................................................. 12
6.3 Power/Trouble Indicator ................................................................................................... 12
6.4 Message Indicator............................................................................................................. 12
6.5 Zone Display...................................................................................................................... 12
7.0 Audible Tones...................................................................................................................13
  7.1ConguraonTone............................................................................................................ 13
7.2 Entry Request Tone............................................................................................................ 13
  7.3RejeconTone ................................................................................................................... 13
8.0 Keypad Operaon.............................................................................................................14
  8.1SecondFuncon ................................................................................................................ 15
9.0 Device Conguraon ........................................................................................................16
9.1 EnteringDeviceConguraonMode ................................................................................ 16
  9.2AddressSelecon(Menu1)............................................................................................... 17
  9.3DeviceOpons(Menu2)................................................................................................... 17
  9.4BacklightLevel(Menu3)................................................................................................... 18
  9.5FirmwareVersion(Menu4)............................................................................................... 19
  9.6DeviceDefault(Menu5).................................................................................................... 19
  9.7ExingDeviceConguraonMode................................................................................... 19
10.0 Local Installer Login ..........................................................................................................20
11.0 Timing ..............................................................................................................................21
11.1 EntryDelayTimer(Menu1,1) ........................................................................................ 21
  11.2ExitDelayTimer(Menu1,2)........................................................................................... 21
  11.3Alarm/SirenTimer(Menu1,3) ....................................................................................... 22

12.0 Opons (Menu 2) .............................................................................................................23
12.1GeneralOpons(Menu2,1)........................................................................................... 23
12.2ArmingOpons(Menu2,2)............................................................................................ 25
12.3ReporngOpons(Menu2,3)........................................................................................ 26
12.4PanicOpons(Menu2,4)............................................................................................... 28
13.0 Zones................................................................................................................................29
  13.1SelecngaZone .............................................................................................................. 29
13.2 Zone Type ........................................................................................................................ 29
  13.3ZoneOpons ................................................................................................................... 30
14.0 Conguraon via Protégé® ...............................................................................................31
  14.1ConnecngtotheModule............................................................................................... 31
14.2 General Setup Tab ........................................................................................................... 32
14.3 Users Setup Tab............................................................................................................... 33
14.4 System Setup Tab ............................................................................................................ 35
  14.5OponsSetupTab ........................................................................................................... 37
15.0 Quick Reference ...............................................................................................................41
  15.1ConguraonMenu ........................................................................................................ 41
15.2 Installer Menu ................................................................................................................. 42
15.3 User Menu....................................................................................................................... 44
16.0 Mechanical Diagram .........................................................................................................45
17.0 Technical Diagram.............................................................................................................46
18.0 Technical Specicaons ....................................................................................................47
19.0 Ordering Informaon........................................................................................................48
20.0 Warranty ..........................................................................................................................49

!Indicates a warning or advisory message relang to the secon or locaon.
?Indicates a hint or suggeson that relates to the secon or locaon.
[TEXT] Bold text enclosed in brackets is used to show a secon number or address of
a programmable opon or informaon on programming shortcut sequences.
Italics Italic text shows a reference to a example, secon, page, manual or website.
1.0 Welcome!
Thank you for purchasing the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad (ELT-KLES) by Integrated
Control Technology Limited. The EliteSuite® System is an advanced technology security system
specically designed to enhance the funconality of condominium and apartment security with
exible local monitoring and osite communicaon.
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad is a complete modern security system for alarming
your facitlity. A sleek, stylish alternave, this keypad ts in with modern décor while sll providing
a user friendly interface to the Protégé® EliteSuite® alarm funcons. Operang in the
Condominium Control mode the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad provides a complete
standalone 8 zone, 8 user local alarm system.
The current features of the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad include:
• 4x onboard zones (8 with duplex zone operaon)
• 1x PGM Output
• Congurable security opons
• Capacive touch keypad
• Can funcon as part of the Protégé® EliteSuite® or as a complete standalone soluon
• Fire, Panic, and Medical Alarm opons
• 8x separate User codes
When receiving the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad you should nd the kit contains the
items listed below. The kit type is clearly labelled on the packaging and will tell you what your kit
contains. Please note that if you do not have the correct contents contact your distributor
immediately.
• Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad
• Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad User Manual
• 10 way wiring loom
• 8x 1k resistors
• 4x 2k4 resistors
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2.0 Protégé® System Products
2.1 Protégé® System Management Suite
The Protégé® System Management Suite applicaon is a Windows®™ Vista (Business/Ulmate),
XP Professional and Server 2003 Integrated Access Control and Alarm Management System
designed for any conguraon from single site, single Protégé® Integrated System Controller
applicaons up to the global mul-naonal corporaons using mulple site, mulple Protégé®
Integrated System Controller installaons.
Product Code Descripon
PRT-SMGT-ENT Protégé® System Management Suite Enterprise Edion
PRT-SMGT-PRO Protégé® System Management Suite Professional Edion
PRT-SMGT-STN Protégé® System Management Suite Standard Edion
PRT-SMGT-1U Protégé® System Management Suite Single Client License Edion
Product Code Descripon
ELT-TLCD Protégé® EliteSuite® Touchscreen Keypayd
ELT-KLCD Protégé® EliteSuite® Alphanumeric LCD Keypad
ELT-KLED Protégé® EliteSuite® Icon LED Keypad
2.2 Protégé® EliteSuite® Modules
The Protégé® System can be expanded to accommodate large numbers of modules using the
encrypted RS-485 Network. Modules that are currently available are listed below. Visit
www.integratedcontroltechnology.comforthelatestProtégé®Moduleandproductinformaon.

3.0 Mounng
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad maintains complete control of your residence.
All the acons performed in your security system will be executed through the Protégé® EliteSuite®
Eclipse LED Keypad. It is intended to be mounted on a wall.
Step 1
Select where to mount the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad.
Step 2
Remove the rear half of the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad by depressing the retaining
clip and rotang the case halves apart.
Step 3
Hold the rear case half against the wall and mark the mounng holes and cable entry area.
The cable entry area should align with a hole cut through the plaster wall-board. Cables are
intended to be run inside the wall. Use appropriate screws (not supplied) to ax the case to the
wall.
Step 4
Run the wiring. Refer to later secons of this manual for the electrical connecons. Leave about
20cm (8”) of wire protruding through the center of the mounted half of the case.
Step 5
Connect the wiring to the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad electronics, then, to clip the
case together, hook the top edges together then rotate and press the boom in unl you hear the
clip snap into place.
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4.0 Wiring and Conguraon
The wiring structure of the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad uses an encrypted RS-485
communicaon interface. Connecons should be made in a daisy chain conguraon, avoiding star
and stub connecons.
4.1 Wire Loom
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypads are supplied with a wire loom aachment and are
connected using a keyed 10 posion snap lock connector. The 10 way wiring loom connecon uses
the following color coding.
Figure 2 - Wiring Loom Color Coding and Funcon
YELLOW
GRAY
PURPLE
ORANGE
BLACK
WHITE
BLUE
BROWN
GREEN
RED
(0V)
(+12V)
System controller
network communicaon
terminals and module
network.
NA
NB
ZONE 1 (1+2)
ZONE 2 (3+4)
PGM 1
(OUTPUT)
ZONE 3 (5+6)
ZONE 4 (7+8)
0V
Zone inputs and
PGM Output.
Figure 1 - Condominium Eclipse LED Keypad Communicaon
ELT-KLES - Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypads
Encrypted RS-485 Module Network Encrypted RS-485 Module Network
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!
When using more than one power supply to supply mulple wiring runs of
Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad connect the +12V terminals of only
ONE power supply unit to the N+ and N- terminals of the controller. Each power
supply unit should have the common (0V or -) connected together to ensure a
common 0V.
4.2CommunicaonConnecon
Support for up to 250 keypads per condominium controller is provided. Connecon to the system
controller uses the network communicaon RS-485 interface. The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED
Keypad also requires power to be supplied to the N+ and N- terminals.
KEYPAD #1
KEYPAD #2
KEYPAD #250
+12V
0V
NA
NB
+12V
0V
NA
NB
+12V
0V
NA
NB
N+ N- NA NB
+
-
External +12V power supply. If more than one
power supply is used ensure that the 0V (-) is
connected to all other power supply devices powering
modules on the same system controller.
System Controller network communica�on
terminals and module network.
RED
BLACK
BLUE
WHITE
RED
BLACK
BLUE
WHITE
RED
BLACK
BLUE
WHITE
Figure 3 - Communicaon Connecon
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4.3 Zone Input Wiring
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad is capable of connecng to 8 zone inputs, each zone
input can then be programmed to perform the required funcon in the system.
The following diagrams show each of the zone wiring conguraon sengs that are possible.
The programmed zone conguraon for the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad is made in the
opon sengs. RefertotheGeneralOponssecononpage23forprogrammingofthezone
conguraon.
!When using a tamper input on a device the tamper contacts must be normally
closed and wired in series.
!All resistors required to wire the zone conguraons are provided with the
Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad in the accessory bag.
Figure 5 - Zone Input (No Resistors)
Figure 4 - Zone Input (No Resistors)
Zone 1 (1+2)
Zone 1
N.C. Zone Contact
0V
Zone 2
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 2 (3+4)
PURPLE
ORANGE
BLACK
Zone 3
Zone 3
N.C. Zone Contact
0V
Zone 4
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 4
YELLOW
GREEN
GREY
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Zone 1 (1+2)
N.C Ta mper
N.C Ta mper
Zone 1
N.C. Zone Contact
Resistors should be
located at the device
a�ached to the zone
0V
1k
1k
1k
1k
Zone 2
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 2 (3+4)
PURPLE
ORANGE
BLACK
Zone 3
N.C Ta mper
N.C Ta mper
Zone 3
N.C. Zone Contact
Resistors should be
located at the device
a�ached to the zone
0V
1k
1k
1k
1k
Zone 4
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 4
YELLOW
GREEN
GREY
Zone 1 (1+2)
N.C Ta mper
N.C Ta mper
Zone 1
N.C. Zone Contact
Resistors should be
located at the device
a�ached to the zone
0V
1k
1k
2k4
2k4
Zone 3
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 2 (3+4)
PURPLE
ORANGE
BLACK
Zone 2
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 4
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 3 (5+6)
N.C Ta mper
N.C Ta mper
Zone 5
N.C. Zone Contact
Resistors should be
located at the device
a�ached to the zone
0V
1k
1k
2k4
2k4
Zone 7
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 4 (7+8)
YELLOW
GREEN
GREY
Zone 6
N.C. Zone Contact
Zone 8
N.C. Zone Contact
Figure 7 - Zone Input (1k and 1k)
Figure 6 - Zone Input (1k and 1k)
Figure 9 - Zone Input (1k and 2k4)
Figure 8 - Zone Input (1k and 2k4)
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4.4 Fire Zone Input Wiring
When wiring a zone to be a Fire Zone input the current programmed Zone Opons will determine
what resistors and conguraon is required. RefertotheGeneralOponssecononpage23and
theZoneInputWiringsecononpage7.
?
When a Fire Zone is connected to a zone input that is used in the Duplex Zone
conguraon a Fire Zone fault will not be shown when the Fire Zone has a shorted
condion as this is shown as all zones closed. A Fire Loop Trouble will be shown
when the zone is tampered.
!
Fire Zones that are installed in Duplex mode operaon are not recommended.
Fire Zones should always be connected using the EOL resistor method (1k and 1k)
as this provides both open and short circuit monitoring.
?
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad is designed to be used with
non-latching smoke detectors. If latching smoke detectors are used then the
keypad cannot reset them automacally and a power cycle will be required.
Fire/Smoke Detec�on Unit
Fire Detec�on
Device Power
N.O. Fire Zone
Contact
NEG-
POS+
Figure 10 - Fire/Smoke Detecon Input
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5.0 Programmable Output
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad uses a Programmable Output (PGM) that will acvate
during an alarm condion. This Output can be programmed to either:
• Follow the status of the alarm siren me or the Fire alarm seng.
• Follow the armed/disarmed status of the keypad.
Connect a relay or other interface device to this open collector output for acvaon of
ancillary devices. The behaviour of this Output can also be inverted in the programming. Refer to
theGeneralOponssecononpage23fordetailsonPGMprogramming.
!
The PGM Output of the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad is designed for
a maximum current of 100mA. If using it to trigger an external siren then a relay
must be used.
LED
PGM 1
+12V
RED
BROWN
Figure 12 - LED Example
Figure 11 - Programmable Output
BROWN
BLACK
PGM 1
0V
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6.0 Indicator Lights
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad features four status indicator lights and eight zone
indicator lights showing the condion of the EliteSuite® Security System.
Arm/Armed Power/Trouble
Ready
Message
Zone Indicators
Figure 13 - Indicator Lights
State Descripon
O The system is disarmed.
On The system is armed and you may enter your User code to disarm.
On with keypad eming a
connuous tone
The system is armed and has entered the Entry Delay state.
You must enter your User code to disarm.
Flashing regularly The system is in an alarm state caused by acvaon of zone(s)
while armed or the use of the Panic or Medical Alarm keys.
...
...
Flashing three ashes then
pausing
The system is in an alarm state caused by acvaon of re zone(s).
You must enter your User code to acknowledge this alarm.
........ ........
Flashing a brief pulse every
2.5 seconds
The last alarm that occurred has been stored in the system
memory. To view which zone(s) triggered the alarm, follow the
instrucons in the memory secon of the user menu informaon
of this booklet. This indicator will be cleared the next me you arm
your system or clear the memory via the System menu.
... ... Flashing 200ms on, 600ms o The system menu is currently acve.
6.1 Arm/Armed Indicator
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6.5 Zone Display
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad features an easy to use eight zone display.
When not using the menu system for programming opons or modifying user accounts, your
keypad will display the status of each programmed zone by lighng the corresponding number on
the display. The three status opons shown are:
State Descripon
O Complete power failure.
On The system is powered and operang normally.
Flashing There is a trouble condion present.
State Descripon
O Normal operaon.
Flashing The concierge is requesng your aenon.
6.2 Ready Indicator
State Descripon
O One or more zones in the system are open and the system cannot be Regular
Armed.
On The system has all zones closed and is ready to be armed.
Flashing The system has begun arming and is in Exit Delay mode to allow exit from the
premises by ignoring all zone acvaons unl the Ready indicator stops ashing.
6.3 Power/Trouble Indicator
6.4 Message Indicator
State Descripon
O The zone is closed.
On The zone is open.
Flashing The zone is operang incorrectly.
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7.0 Audible Tones
When you press a key on the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad a short audible tone is
generated. Other tones are generated when certain funcons are used, you should be familiar with
the following audible tone outputs.
7.1ConrmaonTone
When an operaon (arming/disarming) is successfully entered on the keypad or when the system
switches to a new status/mode, the keypad generates a series of four audible tones.
7.2 Entry Request Tone
When navigang the menu structure a series of two audible tones will sound when you are
expected to enter a value
Example:EnteraZoneNumber,UserNumber,Usercode,orchangeaseng.
7.3RejeconTone
When the system mes out or when an operaon is incorrectly entered on the keypad, it will
generate a connuous audible tone for one second.
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8.0 Keypad Operaon
The Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad features 15 keys. Four of these keys have a second
funcon associated with them.
Arm Key
1 Key (2nd Fn STAY Key)
Menu Key
3 Key (2nd Fn MEMORY Key)
Second Funcon Key
Enter Key
4 Key (2nd Fn BYPASS Key)
Clear Key
2 Key (2nd Fn FORCE Key)
Figure 14 - Keypad Operaon
Key Funcon
ARM When Fast Regular Arming is enabled, the Arm key is used to arm the system.
FNC The Second Funcon key enables the second funcon of four of the number keys. Refer to the
following secon for details.
MENU To access Setup menus, press the Menu key then enter a valid four digit User code. The Menu
key is also used for navigang the menu structure.
0-9 NUMBER The number keys are used for entering User codes or conguring system sengs.
CLEAR The Clear key is used to cancel a parally typed User code, or parally entered system seng. It
is also used to end a Setup menu session.
ENTER Enter is used to conrm a entry when altering system sengs.
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8.1SecondFuncon
Four of the number keys have a second funcon assigned.
Step 1
To access the second funcon of these numbers press the SECOND FUNCTION key ( ). The four
keys (1, 2, 3, and 4) will light up.
Step 2
Now press the desired key to select STAY, FORCE, MEMORY or BYPASS. Pressing any other key will
cancel second funcon mode.
Some key acons require pressing and holding the funcon keys for two seconds (e.g. Fast Force
Arming). In this case it is not required (but not wrong) to press the SECOND FUNCTION key ( )
rst.
Example:Simplypressingandholdingthe(2)keyfortwosecondswillselectFastForceArming
(ifthisoponhasbeenenabled).
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Step 1
To gain access to the Device Conguraon menu, apply power to the device.
Step 2
Within the rst two seconds aer the four beep tone is heard, press the CLEAR key ( ), followed
by the ENTER key ( ). Note: If any key is held down while the device is powered up it
will not be registered.
The ARM LED will then begin ashing to nofy that Device Conguraon mode has been entered.
You can then press the key corresponding to the menu required (asdetailedinthefollowing
secons).
9.0 Device Conguraon
9.1EnteringDeviceConguraonMode
Before the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad module will communicate it must be assigned
an address and programmed with specic opons as to how it will operate. This is achieved by
accessing the Device Conguraon menu.
!The Device Conguraon menu can only be accessed in the rst two seconds when
the device powers up. It is not able to be accessed when the system is operaonal.
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9.2AddressSelecon(Menu1)
The Address Selecon sets the address of the Protégé® EliteSuite® Eclipse LED Keypad, this address
must be a unique address on the system from 1 to 250.
To View the Current Address
Step 1
To view the current address enter the following key press sequence:
, 1,
The address will be displayed as a sequence of three Number LED’s lighng one aer the other
corresponding to each of the three digits of the address.
To Change the Current Address
Step 1
To change the current address enter following key press sequence:
, 1, [ADDRESS 1], [ADDRESS 2], [ADDRESS 3],
The device will beep four mes to indicate that it has changed the address.
!
All three digits must be entered when programming an address. This means that
for addresses below 100, you must enter [0] then the 2 digits of the address.
For addresses below 10, you must enter [0], [0] followed by the address digit.
9.3DeviceOpons(Menu2)
The Device Opons set opons that relate to the mode of operaon of the Protégé® EliteSuite®
Eclipse LED Keypad.
Step 1
To enter the Device Opons menu enter the following key press sequence:
, 2
The currently assigned Device Opons will be displayed using the Number LED’s.
Step 2
To toggle opons press the keys 1 to 8 and the corresponding key LED will be lit when that opon
is ENABLED.
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