Pyronix ATLAS 8 PLUS User manual

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Installation Manual
LED & LCD Remote Keypad
Pyronix Limited October 2001
This Product is approved for use in the
Residential, Commercial and Light Industrial Environment
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Pyronix Limited
Pyronix House
Braithwell Way
Hellaby, Rotherham
S66 8QY, ENGLAND
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Technical help line (UK only): 0900 8037 800
email:
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
website: www.pyronix.com
This is a premium rate line where calls are charged at 50p per minute
[e-mail]
WARRANTY
This product is sold subject to our standard warranty conditions and is warranted against defects in workmanship for a
period of 2 years. In the interest of continuing improvement of quality, customer care and design, Pyronix reserve the
right to amend specifications without giving prior notice.
A copy of our warranty can be obtained from the above address.
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CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION 6
2.SAFETY 7
2.1 Declaration of conformity 8
3. ACCESS LEVELS 9
3.1User 9
3.2 Master / Manager User 9
3.3 Engineer 9
4. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 10
4.1 Operating Modes 10
4.2 Entry / Exit Mode 10
5.ZONES 11
5.1 Engineer Programmable Zones 11
6.DIALOUTREPORTING 11
7. FUNCTIONS 12
8. INSTALLATION AND WIRING 17
8.1 PCB Layout 17
9A PANEL ASSEMBLY - Polymere 18
9A.1 Speaker Assembly 18
9B PANEL ASSEMBLY - Metal 19
9B.1TamperSwitch 19
9B.2 Wall mountings / Holes 20
10. POWER CONNECTIONS 21
10.1 Mains Connection 21
10.2 Battery Connection 21
10.3 Bell, Strobe and Extension Speaker Connections 21
10.4 Remote Keypad 'RKP' Connections 21
10.5 Programmable Outputs 21
10.6 Digital Communicators 22
10.7 Auxiliary and Push to Set 22
10.8Tamper 22
10.9 Tamper Connection for Bell Box's with Negative Removed Tamper 22
10.10 Shock Sensors 22
10.11 Double End of Line Resistor 23
10.11.1 Wiring Unused Zones in Double End Of Line 23
10.11.2 Wiring Two or More Sensors With End Of Line Resistors To A Single Zone 23
10.12 Telephone Connections 23
10.13 Battery Capacity 24
10.14 Powering Up The panel 24
10.15 Atlas End of Line Wiring Diagram 25
10.16 Atlas Double Pole Wiring Diagram 26
10.17 Atlas End of Line Wiring Diagram with Negative Tamper Return 27
11. ATLAS 8 PLUS LED - PROGRAMMING 28
11.1 Factory Defaults 28
11.2 Entering Engineer Mode 29
11.3 Setting Volume Control 29
11.4 Resetting The Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) to Factory Settings 29
11.5 Setting The Panel When Mains Fails 29
11.6 Programming Set Modes 30
11.7 Setting the Alarm Bell Time 30
11.8 Setting Entry Time 30
11.9 Setting Exit Time 30
11.10 Changing the Engineer Code 30
11.11 Programming Options 30
11.11.1 Programmable Output1. 30
11.11.2 Programmable Output2. 31
11.11.3 System Option 1 31
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11.11.4 System Option 2 31
11.11.5 System Option 3 31
11.11.6 System Option 4 31
11.11.7 Programmable Re-Sets 31
11.11.8 Alarm Receiving Centre Telephone Number 32
11.11.9 Alarm Receiving Centre Second Telephone Number 32
11.11.10 Customer Account Code 1 32
11.11.11 Downloading Access Code 32
11.11.12 Zone Alarm Reporting Codes 32
11.11.13 Zone Tamper Alarm Report Codes 32
11.11.14 System Set / Unset Reporting Codes 33
11.11.15 User Set Reporting Codes 33
11.11.16 User Unset Reporting Codes 34
11.11.17 Maintenance and Priority Codes 34
11.11.18 Restoral Reporting Codes 34
11.11.19 Digicom Codes 34
11.11.20 Keyswitch Set Configuration 35
11.11.21 Group Reporting Telephone Allocation 35
11.11.22 Engineer NVM Reset 35
11.11.23 Follow Select 35
11.11.24 Bell Delay 36
11.11.25 Anti Code First Digit 36
11.11.26 Engineers P.C. Third Telephone Number 36
11.11.27 System Option 5 36
11.11.28 System Option 6 36
11.11.29 System Option 7 36
11.11.30 System Option 8 36
11.11.31 Communicator Test 37
11.11.32 Miscellaneous Reporting Codes 37
11.11.33 System Option 11 37
11.11.34 System Option 12 37
11.11.35 System Option 13 37
11.11.36 System Option 14 38
11.11.37 System Option 15 38
11.11.38 System Option 16 38
11.11.39 System Option 17 38
11.11.40 System Option 18 38
11.11.41 System Option 19 38
11.11.42 System Option 20 39
11.11.43 System Option 21 39
11.11.44 Set A Set Option 39
11.11.45 Set B Set Option 39
11.11.46 Set C Set Option 39
11.11.47 Set D Set Option 39
11.11.48 Final Door 40
11.11.49 Exiting Engineer Mode 40
11.11.50 Systems Faults 40
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12. ATLAS 8 PLUS LCD - PROGRAMMING 41
12.1 Factory Defaults 41
12.2 Entering Engineer Mode 42
12.3 Setting Volume Control 42
12.4 Resetting The Non-Volatile Memory (NVM) to Factory Settings 42
12.5 Setting The Panel When Mains Fails 42
12.6 Programming Set Modes 43
12.7 Setting the Alarm Bell Time 43
12.8 Setting Entry Time 43
12.9 Setting Exit Time 43
12.10 Changing the Engineer Code 43
12.11 Programming Options 44
12.11.1 Programmable Output1. 44
12.11.2 Programmable Output2. 44
12.11.3 System Option 1 44
12.11.4 System Option 2 44
12.11.5 System Option 3 44
12.11.6 System Option 4 45
12.11.7 Programmable Re-Sets 45
12.11.8 Alarm Receiving Centre Telephone Number 45
12.11.9 Alarm Receiving Centre Second Telephone Number 45
12.11.10 Customer Account Code 1 45
12.11.11 Downloading Access Code 45
12.11.12 Zone Alarm Reporting Codes 45
12.11.13 Zone Tamper Alarm Report Codes 46
12.11.14 System Set / Unset Reporting Codes 46
12.11.15 User Set Reporting Codes 46
12.11.16 User Unset Reporting Codes 47
12.11.17 Maintenance and Priority Codes 47
12.11.18 Restoral Reporting Codes 47
12.11.19 Digicom Codes 47
12.11.20 Keyswitch Set Configuration 48
12.11.21 Group Reporting Telephone Allocation 48
12.11.22 Engineer NVM Reset 48
12.11.23 Follow Select 48
12.11.24 Bell Delay 48
12.11.25 Anti Code First Digit 49
12.11.26 Engineers P.C. Third Telephone Number 49
12.11.27 System Option 5 49
12.11.28 System Option 6 49
12.11.29 System Option 7 49
12.11.30 System Option 8 49
12.11.31 Communicator Test 49
12.11.32 Miscellaneous Reporting Codes 50
12.11.33 System Option 11 50
12.11.34 System Option 12 51
12.11.35 System Option 13 51
12.11.36 System Option 14 51
12.11.37 System Option 15 51
12.11.38 System Option 16 51
12.11.39 System Option 17 51
12.11.40 System Option 18 51
12.11.41 System Option 19 51
12.11.42 System Option 20 52
12.11.43 System Option 21 52
12.11.44 Set A Set Option 52
12.11.45 Set B Set Option 52
12.11.46 Set C Set Option 52
12.11.47 Set D Set Option 52
12.11.48 Final Door 53
12.11.49 Change Text 53
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12.11.50 Exiting Engineer Mode 53
12.11.51 System Faults 53
13. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION 54
13.1 Power supply 54
13.2 Control PCB 54
13.3 Mechanical 54
13.4 Environmental 54
13.5 Cleaning 54
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4. ENGINEER QUICK REFERENCE PROGRAMMING 55
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5. COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING 57
ATLAS 8 PLUS SERVICE HISTORY 62
8 ZONE PROGRAMMING LABEL 63
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1 INTRODUCTION
The Atlas is a fully featured intruder alarm control panel, based around a micro-controller with 8 fully programmable
zones. It may be operated via a single Remote Keypad, a maximum of 3 remote keypads (Atlas RKPs) may be fitted at
convenient points around the premises. All features are fully programmable and there are four levels of access to the
system.
The User codes allow access to the basic functions needed for everyday setting and unsetting of the system.
The Manager User level gives access to all setting and unsetting facilities, but also allows the changing of code
numbers (except the Master User Code) and testing of the system
The Master User level gives access to all setting and unsetting facilities, but also allows the changing of code
numbers and testing of the system.
The Engineer level gives total access to the system including the ability to reconfigure the system and reset the
system event-log memory. The Engineer cannot, however, set or unset the system unless a 4 digit user code is
known.
TELECOM INTERFACE
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NALOG
This terminal equipment is designed for connection to the Public Switched Telephone
Network (PSTN) voice telephony network offered by operators in all member states of the
European Economic Area (EEA)
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CAUTION
HOT SURFACES
SAFETY
1. The mains electrical installation should be carried out in accordance with National and local regulations
by a technically competent person.
2. Always remove / isolate the mains supply before carrying out servicing of the panel.
3. Connect the unit to a single pole fused spur. If the neutral cannot be identified use a double pole disconnect
version.
4. The equipment should be mounted so that no access can be gained to the electrical cable entry point.
5. Always mount the equipment vertically. This will ensure the correct airflow inside the unit under a full load.
6. On completion of wiring, all cables should be tied together to prevent any possibility of a loose wire
causing a safety hazard.
7. There are no user serviceable parts inside.
- For continued protection against the risk of fire replace only with the same type and rating of fuse.
- 12V (See section 11 - Technical Specifications)
- Designed to comply with EN60950 and IEC950
- Meets required standards
Fuses
Batteries
Electrical Safety Standards
Telecommunications Safety Standards
Labels
Protective Earth:
must
For continuing electrical safety in the event of a failure of the
electrical safety insulation this equipment be earthed.
Functional earth: To allow the equipment to operate correctly.
Double installation: Has two layers of electrical insulation and therefore does not require
any protective earthing.
Hot surfaces: Surfaces, which may cause injury.

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3 ACCESS LEVELS
3.1 User Codes (Codes 3 to 7) 1. Panel setting and unsetting with a unique pass code.
2. Setting and unsetting of the door chime facility.
3. Event log viewing.
3.2 Master & Manager CodesAll User facilities plus
(Master Code 1, Manager Code 2) 4. Clearing of event log (if allowed by the Engineer).
5. Changing the User codes, (the Manager cannot alter the Master
User Code).
6. LED / Strobe / Bell / Extension Speaker test facility.
7. Walk test facility for all four set modes.
8. Remote Dial in enabling.
3.3 Engineer All facilities except setting / unsetting the system unless user code known.
9. Zone programming for all four set modes.
10. Bell timer setting.
11. Entry / Exit timer settings.
12. Alteration of Engineer code.
13. Enabling or Disabling of Event log reset by Master user.
14. Programming of communication and programmable output
options.
15. Engineer NVM Reset.
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