Pyronix ENFORCER RINS1706-1 Service manual

Programming Quick Reference Manual
Wireless Alarm System
RINS1706-1
EN50131-1:2006+A1:2009
EN50131-3:2009
EN50131-6:2008
EN50131-5-3:2005+A1:2008
Security Grade 2
Environmental Class II
Software Version >10
INTERNAL SIREN WARNING
The Enforcer 32-WE control panel
contains a 100dBA siren. Please be
aware of this during installation.

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Contents Page
Contents Page ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................2
A. Operating the Enforcer 32-WE.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3
B. Entering the Engineer Menu ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
1. Engineer Menu: Date & Time* ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................4
2. Engineer Menu: Learn Wireless Devices* ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................5
3. Engineer Menu: Program Inputs................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................6
4. Engineer Menu: Install RIXs .....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................7
5. Engineer Menu: Program Outputs .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Program Output Types ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................9
6. Engineer Menu: Install Keypads/Readers ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
7. Engineer Menu: Program Timers* ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
8. Engineer Menu: Change Codes*.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 12
9. Engineer Menu: Volume Control.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
10. Engineer Menu: System Options ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Engineer Menu: System Options->Options ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
Engineer Nenu: System Options->System Displays & Exit Options ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
11. Engineer Menu: Review Logs ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 16
12. Engineer Menu: Engineer Tests ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 17
13. Engineer Menu: Diagnostics.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Wireless Devices ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Wired Devices ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Communications (DIGI-GPRS) .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 20
Engineering Menu: Diagnostics->Communications (PSTN Modem – DIGI-1200)..................................................................................................................................................................... 21
Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Communications (DIGI-LAN)................................................................................................................................................................................................. 22
14. Engineer Menu: Engineer Restore Options .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23
15. Engineer Menu: Communications .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Engineer Menu: Communications->App Set Up.................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 25
Engineer Menu: Communications->Network Setup............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 27
Engineer Menu: Communications->ARC Signalling ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 28
Engineer Menu: Communications->User SMS Signalling ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 30
Engineer Menu: Communications->Advanced Communications............................................................................................................................................................................................ 31
16. Engineer Menu: Alarm Responses.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 32
17. Engineer Menu: Options Up/Downloading* ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Engineer Menu: Options Up/Downloading->Download by Cloud ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 33
Engineer Menu: Options Up/Downloading->Download by RS-232......................................................................................................................................................................................... 35
Engineer Menu: Options Up/Downloading->Download by PSTN............................................................................................................................................................................................ 36
18. Engineer Menu: PC Connect Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 37
19. Engineer Menu: Software Revision ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 37
20. Engineer Menu: Factory Default ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38
Exiting the Engineer Menu ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 38
C. Stand Alone Wired Keypad.................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 39
D. Compliance......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 40
21. Event Types ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 41
22. Notes................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 42
* To quick start the system, only these features are needed to be programmed.

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A. Operating the Enforcer 32-WE
Default Master Manager Code: 1234
Default Engineer Code: 9999
Arming/Disarming Methods:
There are four different devices that may be used in the process of arming/disarming the alarm
system; these are the keypad, tag reader, keyfob and the app (on an Android or iOS mobile device).
Button Operations
a= Exit engineer menu/Selects Area A
b= Moves backwards to the previous main menu item / Selects Area B
c= Displays additional information in the log /Scrolls to the previous option in a sub-menu /Selects
area C.
d= Moves forward in the log / Selects Area D
fp= Used for Fire and PA Alarms
[]= Directional buttons (used for choosing options and moving through text)
t= Selects items and enters menus.
x= Moves forward in the main menu and sub-menu /Exits option to sub-menu and sub-menu to main
menu.
How to navigate through the menus.
x= “NO” - Press to move forward when in Engineer or Master Manger mode.
b= “BACK” - Press to move backward when in Engineer or Master Manger mode
t= “YES” - Press to enter in a submenu or option when in Engineer or Master Manger mode
]= Press to move from one option into another option while in a submenu
a= Press to quick exit the Engineer Menu from any main menu (written in capital letters)
c= “CANCEL” - Press to move back from one programmable option to the previous option.
Main menus are indicated with capital letters and end with a question mark (?), for example “LEARN WIRELESS DEVICE?”. The sub-menus are
indicated with small letters and they also end with a question mark, for example “Control Inputs?”. Programmable options are indicated with small
letters and do not finish with question mark (?) but Yes/No or other options are offered, for example “Bypass PA/Fire”..
In order to navigate in the menu system one has to answer to the questions in the main and sub menus. For example, if the question is “LEARN
WIRELESS DEVICE?”. Pressing t‘YES’ will bring you in the sub-menu “Control Inputs?”. Pressing t(YES) will take you to the programmable
options of this submenu. Pressing x“NO’ will take you out of the individual option, will move you up from one sub-menu to the next sub-menu or
back to the main menu.

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B. Entering the Engineer Menu
Enforcer 32WE
Time 02:53 c
Enter Your Code
[****]
DATE & TIME?
Engineer
Code
Engineer
Menu
x
1. Engineer Menu: Date & Time*
DATE & TIME?Year
(
00-99
)
[07]
Month
(
1-12
)
[01]
Day
(
1-31
)
[01]
Hours
(
0-23
)
[23]
Options
[0] No
[1] Yes
Summer Time Adj
No [0]
Minutes
(
0-59
)
[31]
LEARN WIRELESS
DEVICES?
x
tt t t
t
x
b
xxxx
x
t
x
NOTE: When using the DIGI-GPRS or DIGI-LAN modem, the Date and Time will be taken automatically from the network.
Default Engineer Code: 9999
NOTE: The Engineer Menu can only be accessed when the
Enforcer 32-WE is disarmed. If armed, the Engineer can only
disarm, if the Engineer code was initially used for arming.

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2. Engineer Menu: Learn Wireless Devices*
LEARN WIRELESS
DEVICES?
Learn Inputs?
PROGRAM INPUTS?
t
x
Learn Devices?Input 01
Available [01]
Learning...
Delete Devices?
Input 01
Learned [01]
Delete All?Enter Your Code
[2000]
x
t t t
tt
x
x
Inputs
Deleted!
x
Input Learnt
x
x
Input
Deleted!
Input 01
Learnt [01]
t
x
x
Input 01
Available [01]
t
x
Input 01
Available [01]
t
x
Learn Bells?Learn Devices?Select Bell
Available [1]
Learning...
Delete Devices?
Select Bell
Learned [1]
Delete All?Enter Your Code
[2000]
x
t t t
tt
x
x
Bells
Deleted!
x
Bell Learnt!
x
x
Bell Deleted
Select Bell
Learnt [1]
t
x
x
Select Bell
Available [1]
x
Select Bell
Available [1]
t
x
x
b
x
01-32 01-32
01-32
01-32
01-32
1 or 2
1 or 2
1 or 2
t
NOTE: Keyfobs are learnt and programmed from the Master Manager Menu

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3. Engineer Menu: Program Inputs
PROGRAM INPUTS?Input [01]
Input 01
INSTALL RIXs?
x
t
x
Input Type [07]
Entry Delay 1
Input In Area
[A ]
Common Input
No [0]
Chime
No [0]
Allow Bypass
Yes [1]
Double Knock
No [0]
Combined Input
No [0]
Normally Open
No [0]
Mask Test
No [0]
Non Activity Inp
No [0]
Special Log
No [0]
Input Types:
[00] Unused
[01] Fire
[02] Gas
[03] PA*
[04] Silent PA*
[05] Tamper
[06] Instant
[07] Entry Delay 1*
[08] Follow
[11] Push To Arm
[12] Switcher
[13] 24 Hour
[16] Fault
[17] Arming Control
[18] Shunt
[19] Disarm Only**
[20] Keyswitch Latchd**
[21] Entry Shock
[22] Line Fault
[23] Keyswitch Pulsed**
[29] Interior
[32] Flood
[39] CCTV
[40] Perimeter
[41] Patrol / Keybox
[42] Medical
[43] Entry Delay 2*
t t t
Input Attributes?
t t t
t t t
Input
Description?
Enter Number:
Input 01
Enter Name:
t
t
t
x
t
t
t
b
t
x x x
x
x
x
x x xx
xxxx
Normally Open:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Mask Test:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Non Activity Inp
[0] No
[1] Yes
Special Log:
[0] No
[1] Arm
[2] Disarm
[3] Always
Chime:
[0] No
[1] Single
[2] Follow
Allow Bypass:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Double Knock:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Combined Input:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Common Input:
[0] No
[1] Yes
Areas
ABCD
*These inputs types cannot be bypassed
** If these input types are used, the system will not comply to EN50131-1 Security Grade 2

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4. Engineer Menu: Install RIXs
INSTALL RIXs?RIX Address:
[0]
PROGRAM OUTPUTS?
RIX Installed
No [0]
Enter Name:
_
t
x
t
x
If Yes
If No
b
t
t
t
x
x
Options:
[0] No
[1] Wired
Options:
[0] RIX Address 0
[1] RIX Address 1
[2] RIX Address 2
[3] RIX Address 3

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5. Engineer Menu: Program Outputs
PROGRAM
OUTPUTS?
Endstation PGMs?
t
BELL PGM [0014]
Bell Any
STB PGM [0016]
Strobe Any
PGM [0000]
Not Used
tt t
RIX Module
PGMs?
ROX Module
PGMs?
Keypad PGMs?
Reader PGMs?
User Outputs?
RIX Address:
[0]
PGM 1 [0000]
Not Used
ROX Address:
[0]
Device Address:
[1]
PGM1 [0000]
Not Used
Reader Address:
[0]
PGM1 [0000]
Not Used
User Output No.
[01]
User Output Type
Latched [0]
User Output Name User Output Time
[01]
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t
t t t
INSTALL KEYPADS/
READERS?
xx
x
x
x
Repeat for PGM 2
to PGM 4
Enter Name:
_
t
Repeat for PGM 2
to PGM 16
ROX Installed:
No [0]
PGM 1 [0000]
Not Used
t t t
PGM2 [0000]
Not Used
t t
t
t
t
t
t
b
xxx
x x x
xxxxx
xx
xxx
xxxx
x
Endstation = Main Panel
PGM = Programmable Outputs
STB = Strobe
Options:
BELL PGM, STB PGM. PGM.s =
See Output Type Table on following
page.
x
Address Options:
[0]
Address Options:
[0], [1]. [2], [3]
Address Options:
[0], [1]. [2], [3]
User Output No:
[00] to [30]
Address Options:
[0], [1]. [2], [3]
User Output Type:
[0] Latched
[1] Pulsed
User Output Time
[01] to [99]

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Program Output Types
[0000] Not Used
[0001] Fire
[0002] PA Any
[0003] Burglary Any
[0004] Final Arm All
[0005] Open After Alarm
[0007] Tamper Any
[0008] Duress Any
[0009] PA Device Any
[0010] Gas
[0011] Arm Fail
[0012] Entry Deviation
[0013] System Ready Any
[0014] Bell Any
[0016] Strobe Any
[0017] Bypass Rearm Any
[0018] Burglary Any
[0019] Ready All
[0020] Exit Starts All
[0021] Exit Starts Any
[0022] Final Arm Any
[0023] STB If Arm Fail
[0024] Unable To Arm
[0025] Keyswitch Disarm
[0026] Arm With Bypass
[0027] Pulsed Burglar Any
[0028] Power Fault
[0031] Entry
[0032] Exit
[0033] Entry/Exit
[0034] Lights
[0035] Follow Input
[0036] Shunt Fault
[0037] Restore 1
[0038] Restore 2
[0039] PIR Latch 1
[0040] PIR Latch 2
[0041] AC Mains Good
[0042] PIR LED Enable
[0043] Follow Test
[0044] Off During Test
[0048] Walk Test
[0049] Detector Masked
[0050] Follow 24 Hr
[0051] Line/GPRS Fault
[0052] AC Mains Fail
[0053] Battery Fault
[0054] Low Volts
[0055] Global Fault 1
[0056] Global Fault 2
[0057] German Relay
[0058] Guard Code Used
[0059] Engineer Access
[0060] Follow Power Up
[0063] Test UK STU
[0064] Pre RM Service
[0065] Input Fault
[0066] ATE Pin not used
[0067] Follow Chime
[0170-0199] User Defined 1-30
[0202] PA A
[0203] Burglary A
[0204] Final Arm A
[0207] Tamper A
[0208] Duress A
[0209] PA Device A
[0210] Fire Reset A
[0213] System Ready A
[0214] Bell A
[0216] Strobe A
[0217] Bypass on Rearm A
[0218] Burglary A
[0219] Ready A
[0220] Exit Starts A
[0222-0240] Area B
[0242-0260] Area C
[0262-0280] Area D
[0620-0639] Logic Gates 1-20
[1001-1066] Follow Inputs 1-66

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6. Engineer Menu: Install Keypads/Readers
INSTALL KEYPADS/
READERS?
Device Address
[0]
PROGRAM TIMERS?
x
t
x
Device Type
Keypad [0]
Device Arms Area
[ABCD]
Device Disarms
[ABCD]
Options:
[0] Keypad
[1] Reader
[2] Not Used
t
t
Address Options:
[0] Only for Keypad
[1] Keypad or Reader
[2] Keypad or Reader
[3] Keypad or Reader
Device in Area
[ABCD]
If Reader
Reader is [0]
Arm/Disarm
Options:
[0] Arm/Disarm
[1] Arm/Disarm Sub-Area
[2] Access Control
[3] Disarm Only
[4] Entry Door Control
t
Device
Name?
Enter Number:
Device 0
t
Enter Name:
_
t
t
If Keypad
t
b
Device Arms Area
[ABCD]
Device Disarms
[ABCD]
t
Device in Area
[ABCD]
t
t
xx x
Not Used
t
t
xx
xx
x
x
x

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7. Engineer Menu: Program Timers*
PROGRAM TIMERS?A Entry Time 1
Seconds [030]
A Entry Time 2
Seconds [030]
A Exit Time
Seconds [020]
A Bell Time
Minutes [03]
AC Fail Delay
Minutes [005]
Number Re-arms
[3]
Strobe Time
Minutes [00]
Bell Delay
Minutes [00]
Double Knock
Seconds [10]
Delay Send Entry
Seconds [000]
Fire Bell Time
Minutes [04]
Arm Fail Warning
Minutes [00]
NAT Day Timer
Days [00]
NAT Hours Timer
Hours [00]
WLs Supervn Time
Hours [02]
WL Jamming Time
Seconds [100]
Service Timer
Days [000]
CHANGE CODES?
0-255 Seconds
0-99 Minutes0-99 Minutes0-9 Times
tt t t t
t t t
t
tt
x
0-255 Seconds0-255 Seconds2-15 Minutes
Repeat for Areas B,
C and D
t
0-250 Minutes
Final Door Delay
Seconds [005]
0-255 Seconds
0-75 Seconds0-255 Seconds0-250 Seconds0-255 Seconds0-10 Minutes
t
Line Fault Delay
Seconds [250]
Guard Code Delay
Minutes [03]
Arm Fail Time
Seconds [250]
1-99 Minutes0-99 Minutes0-14 Days0-23 Hours
Pulsd Burglr Any
Seconds [005]
0-255 Seconds
0-99 Hours
0-100 Seconds0-365 Days
x
x
x
x
t
t
t
t
t
t
t t
t
t
x
xx
xx
t
xxxxx
xx
x
x
x
xxx
b
x
WL = Wireless
NAT = Non Activity Timer
Conf = Confirm
Supervn = Wireless Supervision Time
Burglr = Burglary

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8. Engineer Menu: Change Codes*
CHANGE CODES?Change Duress/
Guard Codes?
Empty [01Enter User Code
[******]
Change Master
Manager Code?
Change Engineer
Code?
Master Manager
Code [******]
Engineer Code
[******]
t
x
User Type
Duress [2]
User In Area
[ABCD]
User Arm Options
Disarm/Arm [0]
Area Arm Choice
No [0]
User Name
VOLUME CONTROL?
t
t t
User In Area
[ABCD]
User Arm Options
Disarm/Arm [0]
Area Arm Choice
No [0]
User Name
_
tt
x
x
x
x
tt
t
t t
x
b
t
t
tt
xxx
x x
t
x
x
x
x
t
Areas
ABCD
User Type:
[2] Duress
[3] Guard
Area Arm Choice
[0] No
[1] Yes
User Arm Options
[0] Disarm/Arm
[1] Disarm Only
[2] Arm Only
[3] None
User Arm Options
[0] Disarm/Arm, [1] Disarm Only
[2] Arm Only, [3] None
Area Arm Choice
[0] No
[1] Yes
Areas
ABCD

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9. Engineer Menu: Volume Control
VOLUME CONTROL?A Entry
[4]
x
t
Repeat for
B, C, D [4]
A Exit
[4]
Repeat for
B, C, D [4]
t t t
Alarm
[7]
Fire
[7]
Technical
[4]
24 Hour
[4]
Chime
[4]
Code Stop Sound
Yes [1]
Silent Tech Alert
No [0]
Main Sounder ALL
No [0]
Disable Call Flt
No [0]
t
t
t
t
t
t
SYSTEM
OPTIONS?
t
t
xxxxx
x x xxx
t
t
xxx
b
Volume Options:
[0] Silent
[1]->[4] PIEZO Sounder
[5]->[7] Louder Internal
Sounder
Silent Tech Alert
[0] No
[1] Yes
Main Sounder ALL
[0] No
[1] Yes
Disable Call Fault
[0] No
[1] Yes
Code Stop Sounds
[0] No
[1] Yes

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10. Engineer Menu: System Options
Engineer Menu: System Options->Options
SYSTEM
OPTIONS?
Options?
REVIEW LOGS?
t
x
b
Arm With Tamper
Yes [1]
Arm With Tamper
[0] No
[1] Yes
x
Exit Options?
System Displays?
x
Arm if Modem Flt
Yes [1]
Arm with Tec/Flt
Yes [1]
Arm Fail = Alarm
No [0]
Do Bat Load Test
No [0]
Arm Acknowledge
Strobe Flash [1]
t t t
t
t
Arm if Modem Fault
[0] No
[1] Yes
Arm With Technical Fault
[0] No
[1] Yes
Arm Fail =
Alarm [0] No
[1] Yes
Do Battery Load Test
[0] No
[1] Yes
Arm Acknowledge
[0] None [1] Strobe Flash
[2] Bell Squawk [3] Both Stb/Sqk
t
Bypass on Re-Arm
No [0]
Forced Arm
No [0]
Tag Only Disarm
No [0]
Quick Arm
No [0]
Keypad PA Key
Bell+Signal [2]
Manager Prog PA
Yes [1]
Tag Disarm+Door
Yes [1]
Keypad Fire Key
Yes [1]
Arm with Spvn Fl
Yes [1]
Keyfob On Entry
No [0]
6 Digit Codes
No [0]
t
Bypass on Re-Arm
[0] No
[1] Yes
Forced Arm
[0] No
[1] Yes
Tag Only Disarm
[0] No
[1] Yes
tt
Quick Arm
[0] No
[1] Yes
Keypad PA Key
[0] Silent + DIgi [1] Bells Only
[2] Bell + Signal
tt t t
Manager Prog
PA [0] No
[1] Yes
Tag Disarm+Door
[0] No
[1] Yes
t t tt
Keypad Fire Key
[0] No
[1] Yes
Arm with Supervision
Fault [0] No
[1] Yes
Keyfob on Entry
[0] No
[1] Yes
6 Digit Codes
[0] No
[1] Yes
For 'System Displays' , see the following page.
For 'Exit Options' , see the following page.
t
x x x
xxxx
xxxx
xxxx
x
x

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Engineer Nenu: System Options->System Displays & Exit Options
SYSTEM
OPTIONS?
Options?
REVIEW LOGS?
t
x
b
Area A Text
Area A
Area A Text
(
16 Characters
)
x
Exit Options?
tx
System Displays?
x
Repeat for
Area B, C, D
Full Area Text
All Areas Armed
Top Display Text
Enforcer 32WE
Display If Armed
Yes [1]
Display Alarms
Yes [1]
t t t
t
t
Full Area Text
(
16 Characters
)
Top Display Text
(
16 Characters
)
Display If Armed
[0] No
[1] Yes
Display Alarms
[0] No
[1] Yes
t
Ready LED On
Yes [1]
Display PAs
Yes [1]
Dsply Silent PAs
Yes [1]
Display Inputs
Yes [1]
Display LED On
Yes [1]
t
Ready LED On
[0] No
[1] Yes
Display PAs
[0] No
[1] Yes
Display Silent PAs
[0] No
[1] Yes
tt
Display Inputs
[0] No
[1] Yes
Display LED On
[0] No
[1] Yes
tt
For 'Options' , see the previous page.
xx
t
A Exit Mode
Timed [0]
t
Repeat for Area's
B, C and D
A Exit Mode
[0] Timed
[1] Final Door
[2] Timed/Final
[3] Push To Arm
tt
xxxx
xxx

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11. Engineer Menu: Review Logs
REVIEW LOGS?Panel Log?
ENGINEER TESTS?
x
t
01/01 00:11:44
Alarm Silenced
User 01
t
Access/Ctrl Log?
x
Repeat for all
Events
Start of Log
t
c
t
t
b
x
01/01 00:11:44
User open Door
User 01
Repeat for all
Events
Start of Log
t
c
t
t
To obtain more information on the event:
Press c
x
x
x
x
To obtain more information on the event:
Press c
If a device on the Enforcer 32-WE system is not installed correctly or has been lost from the bus, a device fail will be present. An example of
each fault is as follows:
- Failure on the panel = “Control Panel, Wireless Jamming Pnl”
- Keypad address 3 (1-3 available) failure = “Device 3, Device Fail Kpd”
- Tag Readers address 2 (1-3 available) failure = “Device 2, Device Fail Trd”
- Remote Input Expanders addresses 0 (0-4 available) = “RIX-00, Device Fail RIX”
- Remote Output Expanders address 0 = “ROX-00, Device Fail ROX”
If a ‘location name’ is entered for a device, the location will be displayed on the keypad instead of the address, for example instead of “Device
3” for the Keypad will display “Entrance Corridor”.

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12. Engineer Menu: Engineer Tests
ENGINEER TESTS?t
Walk Test?Walk Test Areas
[ABCD]
Walk Test Inputs
Input 01
Soak Test?
t
Soak Inputs [--]
Soak Days Left
[00]
Walk to activate
each input
Bell Test?
Initial Soak [00]
Testing Bell...
Battery Load
Test?
Test PGMs?
Testing Battery
13.4V
Battery Test
Passed!
PGM Test: [0000]
Send Test Call?Are You Sure?
Soak Inputs [01]
Input 01
Soak Days Left:
[00-99] Days
Start Initial Soak:
[00-99] Days
t
t
t
t
t
t
x
DIAGNOSTICS?
t
x
x
x
x
t
t
x
x
x
t
x
x
t
x
x
t
x
t
Walk Test Inputs
Completed!
t
x
x
t
x
b
x
Choose PGM Number:
[0000] to [0019]
By-Pass Fire/PA?By-Pass Fire/PA
No [0]
x
x
Test In Progress
[PGM Type]
t
x
t
By-Pass Fire/PA
[0] No
[1] Yes

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13. Engineer Menu: Diagnostics
Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Wireless Devices
DIAGNOSTICS?Wireless
Devices?
ENGINEER RESTORE
OPTIONS?
x
t
Wired Devices?
View Bells
Signal Strength?
View Inputs
Battery Status?
Please Wait....
299
Communications?
t
View Bells
Battery Status?
3-
x
x
Please Wait....
299
x
x
t t
b
Input Readings:
[C] Close, [O] Open, [T] Tamper, [-] Not learnt, [F] Fault
Wireless Readings:
[-] No Device Installed
[?] Waiting for info
[0] Missing
[1] Weak
[2] Good
[3] Excellent
View Inputs?CCCOCCC---------
-------------------------
tt
View Inputs
Signal Strength?
Please Wait....
299
3231------------------
-------------------------
Input [01]
Excellent [100]
tt
Bell [01]
Excellent [080]
Input [01]
Good
t
x
x
x
Please Wait....
299
Input [01]
Good
t
t
tt
t
t
t
t
xxx
xxx
x x
xx
x
For 'Wired Devices',
see page : 19
For 'Communications',
see page : 20

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Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Wired Devices
DIAGNOSTICS?Wireless
Devices?
ENGINEER RESTORE
OPTIONS?
x
t
Wired Devices?
View PSUs?Endstation PSU:
13.5V
Communications?
t
CCCCOCCC
x
RIX Inputs? [0]
x
x
t
b
Input Readings:
[C] Close, [O] Open, [T] Tamper, [-] Not learnt, [F] Fault
View Inputs?Endstation Inpt?FFInput [33] [1]
>25.3k
tt
Input [35] [1]
>1K
RIX PSU: [0]
t
x
Keypad Volts [0]
13.9V
Reader Volts [1]
13.9V
t
t
t
t
t
xxx
xxx
x x
ROX PSU: [0]
t
t
x
t
x
t
For 'Wireless Devices',
see page : 18
For 'Communications',
see page : 20

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Engineer Menu: Diagnostics->Communications (DIGI-GPRS)
The following strings will be displayed if a GPRS Modem is connected to the Enforcer 32-WE
DIAGNOSTICS?Wireless
Devices?
ENGINEER RESTORE
OPTIONS?
x
t
Wired Devices?
Communications?
x
x
x
b
Last Polld Cloud Last App Contact
GSM Signal Value
20
App Status
Polling Cloud
ARC Status
Last Polld ARC
ttt
tt
t
t
xxx
xxx
GSM Signal Value
Signal: 0-31
No Signal: --.--
App Status:
Initialising: The panel is attempting to connect
No Network: Network not available
Basic Network: Network available
Full Network: The panel is logged on to GPRS network
Polling Cloud: The panel is polling the cloud
ARC Status:
Initialising: The panel is attempting to connect
No Network: Network not available
Basic Network: Network available
Full Network: The panel is logged on to GPRS network
Polling ARC: The panel is polling the ARC
Last App Contact:
Displays date and time of last successful App contact
Never - displayed if the App has never been contacted
Last Polld Cloud:
Displays date and time of last successful poll to the cloud
Never - displayed if the cloud has never been polld
Last Polld ARC:
Displays date and time of last successful poll to the ARC
Never - displayed if the ARC has never been polld
For 'Wireless Devices',
see page : 18
For 'Wired Devices',
see page : 19