Satel CA-10 User manual

Alarm Control Panel CA-10
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ca10u_e 06/04
USER
MANUAL

WARNING
In order to avoid any operational problems with the control panel, it is recommended
that you become familiar with this manual before you start using the equipment.
Making any construction changes or unauthorized repairs is prohibited. This applies, in
particular, to modification of assemblies and components. Maintenance or repair
operations should be performed by authorized personnel (i.e. the installer or factory
service).
Telephone terminals of the panel should be connected to PSTN lines only. Connecting
to ISDN lines may lead to damage of the equipment.
In case of upgrading the PSTN line to ISDN, system owner should contact the installer.
Pay special attention if the telephone line used by the control panel is frequently busy
and/or failures are reported concerning the line and/or monitoring. Report such
situations to the alarm system installer immediately.
CAUTION!
The alarm system is fitted with a battery. After expiry of its lifetime, the battery must not
be thrown away, but disposed of as required by the existing regulations (European
Union Directives 91/157/EEC and 93/86/EEC).
Latest EC declaration of conformity and product approval certificates can
be downloaded from our Web site www.satel.pl

CONTENTS
Technical Reliability of the Alarm System....................................................................... 2
Alarm System Operating Costs....................................................................................... 2
CA-10 Control Panel....................................................................................................... 2
Armed Modes ................................................................................................................. 3
Full armed mode.....................................................................................................................3
Silent armed mode..................................................................................................................3
Partially armed mode..............................................................................................................4
Stay armed mode ...................................................................................................................4
Operating Instructions..................................................................................................... 4
LED Functions........................................................................................................................6
States of control panel armed zones in LCD keypad...............................................................7
States signaled with sound .....................................................................................................7
The signals produced to confirm the operation on the keypad ................................ 7
System events signaling.......................................................................................... 7
User Access Codes ........................................................................................................ 8
Arming...............................................................................................[CODE][#] ........................8
Quick arming............................................................................................. [0][#] ........................9
Disarming and clearing alarm...........................................................[CODE][#] ........................9
Clock controlled arming / disarming......................................................................................10
System status telephone messaging.....................................................................................10
Control panel interfacing with DTMF (MST-1) control module...............................................10
Functions of ◄▲▼► Key in the LCD Keypads ........................................................... 11
Find the partition where alarm was activated.........................................Skey ......................11
Find the violated zones........................................................................... Wkey ......................11
Find the zones that caused the alarm.................................................... Xkey ......................11
Find the partition where the keypad is attached....................................Tkey ......................11
Changing display mode of system state................................................Tkey ......................11
„HOLD DOWN” User Functions.................................................................................... 11
Switching to n partition (GOTO n)....................................................[1][2][3][4] ......................11
Viewing alarms log ....................................................................................... [5] ......................12
Viewing troubles log ..................................................................................... [6] ......................13
Current trouble check-out............................................................................. [7] ......................13
Switching CHIME on/off................................................................................ [8] ......................15
Keypad backlighting ..................................................................................... [9] ......................15
Fire alarm.......................................................................................................[*] ......................15
Auxiliary alarm.............................................................................................. [0] ......................15
Panic alarm................................................................................................... [#] ......................15
User functions............................................................................................................... 15
User access code change............................................................ [CODE][*][1] ......................16
User (code) add............................................................................ [CODE][*][2] ......................17
User (code) erase......................................................................... [CODE][*][3] ......................18
Zone bypass................................................................................. [CODE][*][4] ......................19
Silent arming................................................................................. [CODE][*][5] ......................19
Time setting.................................................................................. [CODE][*][6] ......................20
MONO switch outputs activate..................................................... [CODE][*][7] ......................20
BI switch outputs activate............................................................. [CODE][*][8] ......................20
Power supply reset....................................................................... [CODE][*][9] ......................21
Telephone DOWNLOADING start................................................ [CODE][*][0] ......................21
Viewing events log...................................(additional function in the LCD keypad) ......................21

Technical Reliability of the Alarm System
The alarm system is built of the devices whose reliability is vital in effectiveness of
offered protection. The elements of the alarm system are subject to various outside
influences, for example weather conditions (outside signaling devices), lightning
(overhead telephone lines, power lines, outside signaling devices), mechanical damage
(keypads, detectors). Only permanent control of the alarm system operation ensures
keeping high level of burglary and fire protection.
The control panel is equipped with a number of safeguards and auto diagnostic
functions testing the reliability of the system. The control panel signals trouble detection
by switching the TROUBLE control on the keypad on. The signal should be
immediately taken care of - if necessary, the installer should be consulted.
It is necessary to periodically test the reliability of the alarm system - check every single
detector's ability to signal zone violation by opening the protected windows, doors etc. It
is also necessary to check signaling devices and telephone voice messaging system.
The installer provides detailed instructions on how the system should be checked. It is
recommended that the installer carry out periodic maintenance of the alarm system by
the user order.
In his best interest, the user should plan beforehand appropriate procedures in case the
control panel signals any alarm conditions. It is important that he should be able to
verify the alarm, determine its source on the basis of keypad information, and take an
adequate action, e.g., to organize evacuation.
Alarm System Operating Costs
The main task of the control panel is signaling and efficient reporting of alarm situations
and, in the case of the monitoring function, keeping the monitoring station informed
about the protected facility status. Performance of these functions is to a large extent
based on the use of a telephone line, which entails generating certain costs. Generally,
the level of costs incurred by the alarm system owner depends on the amount of
information the control panel has to transfer to the monitoring station. A failure of the
telephone links, as well as incorrect programming of the control panel, may to a large
degree increase these costs. Such a situation is usually related to an excessive number
of connections made.
The installer can adjust functioning of the alarm system to the specific conditions and
kind of the protected site, however it is the user who should decide if his or her priority is
transferring information at any price, or, if some technical problems occur, the control
panel is allowed to skip some events, the reception of which has not been confirmed by
the monitoring station.
CA-10 Control Panel
The CA-10 control panel is a modern, microprocessor-based equipment designed for
burglary and assault signaling systems. The CA-10 panel controls the alarm system,
responds to information coming from the system detectors about an intrusion into the
protected facility, and provides signaling and notification about the event. The control
panel can be operated by means of LED or LCD type keypads.

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Basic functions of CA-10:
• signaling burglary, panic and fire alarms,
• telephone messaging about the alarms with voice or pager messages,
• answering phone calls and informing the user of the system status (whether there
was an alarm condition since last arming),
• MONITORING - communication with telephone monitoring stations (real-time
transmission of detailed information about selected events in the protected facility),
• printing current information about all the system events on an external printer.
Features of CA-10:
• panel operation controlled with remote keypads,
• remote control by means of a telephone set (selected functions) - interfacing with
the MST-1 module,
• real-time status display for armed zones,
• viewing alarm condition and trouble logs available (for up to 255 events),
• option to subdivide the alarm system into 4 partitions (subsystems),
• any partition can be operated by up to 13 users with independent access codes
(up to 32 access codes) - the access codes can have different authority level, any
instance of using them is recorded in the event log,
• remote control of locks, lighting system and other devices from the panel keypads,
• activation of PANIC, FIRE and AUXILIARY alarms from the keypads,
• various system arming options (with automatic bypassing, with no-exit bypassing),
• internal clock capable of automatic arming and disarming of the system,
• automatic diagnostics of the basic components of the alarm system.
Armed Modes
To adapt the alarm system to various needs, the CA-10 control panel offers several
armed modes:
Full armed mode
The mode in which detectors connected to the panel control the protected facility and
violation of the protected zones is signaled by the panel with all available means (sirens,
reporting to telephone monitoring stations, telephone messages).
Silent armed mode
Armed mode in which alarms are signaled only in the panel keypads. The installer can
decide which of the detectors are to be automatically bypassed on activating this mode;
he can also choose signaling device to be used in that mode.

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Partially armed mode
The installer can determine the detectors in the system which will be excluded from the
supervision when the system is armed with a special access code (authority level 7).
The user can, by entering an appropriate code, arm the system in a chosen part of the
facility only.
Stay armed mode
In this mode the panel enables automatic bypassing of chosen detectors if after arming
the system the user did not leave the supervised area and did not violate the entry/exit
zone.
Operating Instructions
Operating of the alarm system consists basically in arming and disarming the system
and responding appropriately to the information the control panel may signal on the
keypad. The LED keypad conveys information on the status of the alarm system by
means of several LEDs and audible signals. The LCD keypad displays the information
about the status of the alarm system by means of a two-line, backlit LCD display (2x16
characters) and six additional LED controls.
There are three types of LED keypads (CA-10 KLED, CA 10 KLED-M, CA-10 KLED-S)
and three types of LCD keypads (CA-10 KLCD, CA-10 KLCD-S, CA-10 KLCD-L) that
can be used together with the CA-10 control panel. All of them fully support the alarm
system.
The CA-10 KLED keypads indicate simultaneously the status of one partition and up to
12 zones of the control panel, while the other ones can indicate the status of 4 partitions
and 16 zones. Figure 1 shows examples of LED and LCD keypads.
The keypad is provided with 12 keys, designated according to the telephone standard,
and intended for entering data. The additional 4 arrow keys in the LCD keypad allow the
user to move through the MENU and to select functions.

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Figure 1. Keypads to serve the CA-10 control panel. The CA-10 KLE
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and CA-10 KLCD keypads are shown at the end of this manual.
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LED Functions
ALARM - alarm was triggered in the zone (when none of LEDs is blinking, the
alarm cause will be shown by the function "Viewing alarm log". The alarm
may have been caused by a zone not displayed in the partition, or the
zone belonged also to another partition, where alarm was cleared).
Note: When the function „display service message after tamper alarm”
(FS131) is active, the ALARM LED, on detection of a tamper, is
blinking until the message is cleared with a service code.
ARMED / PARTITION A B C D (depending on the keypad type) – indicates the status
of a partition:
− blinking of the LED (with the ALARM LED off) signals the countdown
of exit delay time
− steady light of the LED signals the armed mode in the partition
The LEDs marked with letters A B C D correspond to numerical denotation
of partitions available in the system:
LED A– partition 1
LED B– partition 2
LED C– partition 3
LED D– partition 4
TROUBLE - the LED is blinking when the control panel detects a technical problem,
a telephone messaging or reporting trouble. With the option „keypad
trouble alarm on until cleared” (FS131) active, it is blinking until the trouble
log is viewed (key 7 function) and the function is finished by pressing the
[#] key.
1-12 / 1-16 (depending on the LED keypad type) – the LEDs show the status of zones:
− off - zone is free (not violated),
− on - zone is violated,
− on with extinguishing phase every two seconds - violated anti-tampering
circuit of 2EOL/NC or 2EOL/NO zone,
− blinking quickly - zone caused an alarm condition,
− flashing every two seconds - anti-tampering system caused an alarm,
− blinking slow - zone bypassed.
Functions of the LEDs change on calling the service mode or entering the
user function mode.
Some states of the control panel are additionally indicated by combinations of lit LEDs
ALARM, ARMED (PARTITION), TROUBLE:
• ALARM, ARMED (PARTITION) & TROUBLE blinking - control panel signals
entering the user function
• ALARM blinking, ARMED (PARTITION) & TROUBLE on - control panel performs
function "Viewing alarm log"
• TROUBLE blinking, ALARM & ARMED (PARTITION) on - control panel performs
function "Viewing trouble log"

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Additional signaling, which is only provided in the CA-10 KLED-M and CA-10 KLED-S
keypads:
• LED designated with the symbol is lit when the keypad audible alarm (buzzer)
is on.
• all LEDs blinking simultaneously (with 0,5s/0,5s timing), along with audible
signaling, informs the user that connection between the keypad and the control
panel has been lost.
• keypad illumination blinking with a high frequency - the keypad is receiving data
from the control panel.
States of control panel armed zones in LCD keypad
The LCD keypad can indicate in the bottom line of its display, either periodically or
permanently, the state of control panel armed zones. Given below are symbols which
may be displayed at the successive items (1–16) and their meaning.
- zone free (not violated)
¦- zone violated
S- violated anti-tampering system of two-parameter zone
a- there was alarm from a zone (alarm memory)
s- there was tamper alarm from a two-parameter zone (tamper memory)
b- zone bypassed
These symbols may be changed with the service function of LCD keypad.
States signaled with sound
The signals produced to confirm the operation on the keypad
• three short - system arming/disarming confirmation, deactivating type 13 (BI
switch) output,
• two long - wrong access code, canceling a function or incorrect data for
a function,
• three long - an attempt to arm the system when the zones with PRIORITY option
are violated (see Arming),
• four short, one long - correct user function completion, activating type 13 (BI
switch) output, or activating type 12 (MONO switch) output.
System events signaling
• continuous signal - alarm condition,
• intermittent signal - fire alarm,
• one short signal every 3 seconds – entry delay time (or service mode),
• one long signal every 3 seconds - exit delay time,
• two short signals every 3 seconds - trouble,
• five short - CHIME zone violated,

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• five long - DAY/NIGHT zone violated when the partition is disarmed, or counting
zone violated when the partition is armed.
The installer determines which events and in which keypads are to be signaled
acoustically.
User Access Codes
For everyday operation of the system it is necessary to know the user access code. The
control panel comes with one factory-set code (master user code) for each partition:
1234 for partition 1 (A),
2345 for partition 2 (B),
3456 for partition 3 (C),
4567 for partition 4 (D).
Additional 12 user access codes may be programmed for each partition (but no more
than 32 for the entire system). The code can be 4 to 6 digits long.
In some keypads, the numeric keys are provided with letters. They may help the user
memorize a code by associating it with a particular word (e.g. the „[5][6][2][7][2]” code
corresponds to the word „KOBRA”).
When creating a new user access code, the master user assigns a so-called authority
level to it , i.e. determines which of the panel functions are available to the particular
user, and which are not. Usually, an access code entered for the particular partition will
only control that specific partition.
Optionally, the installer can activate the so-called "global access code" function. When
selected, this option makes the user access codes accepted in all 4 partitions,
irrespective of where they were entered, but the particular user number will not be
recorded in the event log.
Arming [CODE][#]
Arming is only possible when the partition is not signaling alarm and is not already
armed: ALARM and ARMED (PARTITION) diodes are off.
In order to arm the system access code should be entered and confirmed by pressing
[#] key. If, while typing the code, user makes a mistake, [*] key should be pressed and
the code re-entered. The access codes should be entered very carefully. Giving
a wrong access code three times in sequence may activate the alarm which is recorded
in alarm memory log as „3 wrong codes alarm”.
If the code is entered correctly and arming is possible, the panel will confirm the entry
with three short beeps. At the same time the ARMED (PARTITION) LED will start
blinking, which indicates the exit delay time.
The LCD keypad will display information on arming, as well as the name of the user
who activated the armed mode. It will be followed by information on the exit delay
countdown (provided such an option is provided by the installer). The partitions with
active exit delay countdown are also indicated by blinking of the corresponding LEDs.
The exit delay and the way of audible signaling operation should be determined by the
installer.

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The panel may fail to arm the system if:
• the panel is not ready for arming: there are specifically selected zones which
cannot be violated when the system is being armed and one of them is violated at
the time of arming - the panel will signal the situation with three long beeps. In
such a case, it is recommended to wait until all the zones are ready (the LEDs 1-
12 / 1-16 go out), and then arm the system again. If one of the zones remains
violated (one of the LEDs 1-12 / 1-16 is on, which may be caused e.g. by
a detector trouble) the armed mode can be activated after bypassing that zone
(with function 4),
• the access code is wrong - the control panel will signal the event with two long
beeps
• the partition contains no armed type zones - the control panel signals the event
with two long beeps (access code is correct and allows, for example, to call user
functions)
• battery trouble - three long beeps (proper option is selected to prevent the
system from being armed in case of battery trouble).
Quick arming [0][#]
The user can quickly arm the system without any access code by pressing the [0][#] key
sequence. The Quick Arming function can be disabled by the installer. This way of
arming is not affected by any detectors being violated at the time. The installer can also
install a special key for quick arming of the system.
Disarming and clearing alarm [CODE][#]
When the control panel is armed (ARMED / PARTITION LED is on or blinking) or
signals an alarm (ALARM LED is blinking), it can accept only one command: disarming
the system or clearing the alarm. Entering the access code confirmed by pressing the
keys [#] will disarm the system or turn the alarm off. If, when entering the access code,
the user makes a mistake, he should press the [*] button and re-enter the code.
The panel confirms acceptance of the command by three short beeps and extinguishing
the ALARM and ARMED (PARTITION) LEDs.
The control panel will not disarm the system or clear the alarm if:
• the access code is invalid,
• the access code authority level does not allow disarming (for example, authority
level 3 or 9 - see "User Functions" - "User add")
It is also possible to clear the alarm without disarming the system by using the authority
level 0 access code.
In the LCD keypad disarming the system is confirmed with an appropriate message on
the LCD display and the name of the user who armed the system. If the alarm has been
cleared the keypad will display the message "View (
ÇÈÅÆ
)" - the arrow buttons allow
viewing partition status to find out the source of alarm.
If the alarm system is divided into partitions, the alarm can only be cleared in the
partition whose keypad signals the alarm condition with the ALARM LED.

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Clock controlled arming / disarming
Arming and disarming of the system can be controlled by the control panel clock. The
installer can program the exact hour and minute of arming/disarming of the system.
Arming and disarming will occur every day at the specified time. The control panel may
also be armed with the clock only - then disarming will be done manually by the user.
System status telephone messaging
The owner of the facility where a CA-10 control panel is installed can check if there was
an alarm in the system by using a telephone. In order to do so, he has to call the
protected facility: the control panel will answer the call and inform about the system
status. The control panel will answer telephone calls only when the system in the entire
protected facility is armed.
When answering the call the control panel sends:
• one beep a second - if there was no alarm condition since the last arming;
• voice synthesizer message - if an alarm occurred within the last hour;
• sequence of five short beeps every second - if there was an alarm, but it
occurred more than an hour ago.
The panel can answer the calls in one of two modes:
• single calling mode - the panel answers the call after a specified number of rings
(as is the case with a standard answering machine); having answered a call, the
panel does not answer any more calls for 5 minutes;
• double calling mode - to get through to the panel, the user must call it and after
hearing a specified number of the so-called callback signals (1-second continuous
tone followed by a 4-second pause - this signal corresponds to the telephone
ringing tone) hang up and call again (within 5 minutes) - the panel will answer the
second call immediately.
The installer decides if the function is to be activated and how the control panel will
answer the phone calls (number of rings, double calling, etc.)
Control panel interfacing with DTMF (MST-1) control module
The control panel can support a module which can enable the user to perform remotely,
by means of a telephone and DTMF signals, the following operations:
− check the state of partitions (armed, alarm)
− check the state of zones (which of them are violated)
− arm / disarm
− clear alarm
− bypass / unbypass zones
− silent arming
− control the MONO switch and BI switch outputs
The control panel may be controlled from a telephone set which the control panel is
calling during voice messaging (immediately after playback of the message from the
voice synthesizer) or, after establishing connection, from any other telephone. Details
regarding the control panel operation - see the manual for MST-1 module.

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Functions of ◄▲▼► Key in the LCD Keypads
Activated by installer functions assigned to ◄▲▼► keys help in everyday control of
the system operation. The function is called by pressing the corresponding key. The
installer can disable the functions described below.
Find the partition where alarm was activated Skey
In multi-partition systems the find function enables determining the partition where alarm
was activated. On calling, the function shows by means of ARMED (PARTITION) LEDs
the partitions where alarm was activated, and on the LCD display the names of
partitions (every time the Skey is pressed next partition name is shown).
Find the violated zones Wkey
The function displays the names of violated zones. The zones are shown on pressing
the Wkey (the function shows the partition zones as selected by the installer).
Find the zones that caused the alarm Xkey
The function displays the zone names for which the alarm has not yet been cleared
(individual alarm memory for zones). Every time the Xkey is pressed next zone name
is shown.
Find the partition where the keypad is attached Tkey
The function displays the name of the basic partition operated with a keypad (the
partition to which the keypad is physically attached).
Changing display mode of system state Tkey
Pressing and holding down the Tkey for about 3 seconds will temporarily change the
operating mode of LCD keypad: instead of displaying text messages on the system
status it will display the state of armed zones in LCD standard (and vice versa). The
keypad will automatically return to the operating mode specified by the installer after 40
or 140 seconds since the last key was pressed (depending on how the „long backlight”
option is set).
„HOLD DOWN” User Functions
The functions are available to any user (without using the access code). They are
activated by holding down the function key for about 3 seconds.
Switching to n partition (GOTO n) [1][2][3][4]
In the alarm systems divided into several partitions (subsystems), a single keypad
control over the whole system is possible. When depressed and held down, the keys
[1], [2], [3] or [4] switch over the partition the keypad is currently controlling. The control
panel will confirm receiving the command with three short beeps and the LED indicating
the partition served will start rapidly blinking if the partition is disarmed, or will be on with
steady light, if the partition is armed. Since that moment, the panel will recognize the
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The LED keypad enables all the operations to be performed in this partition, except for
the „HOLD DOWN” function (the GOTO function cannot be called again).
The given partition is exited automatically (the keypad returns to its own partition after
approx. 15 seconds after the last key was depressed) or after depressing the [*] key for
3 seconds. The panel confirms the return to its basic partition with four short and one
long beeps.
Pressing the [*] key in order to exit the GOTO function is immediately confirmed with
two long beeps, and after 3-second holding down the key, return to the basic partition
ensues.
Note: If the panel does not confirm depressing the given key, it is already in its basic
partition and after three seconds it will call fire alarm from the keypad.
The LCD keypad makes it possible to switch over from one partition to another, and
then to return to the basic partition, by holding down the key with the number of next
partition (as distinct from the LED keypad, the [*] key does not switch over to the basic
partition). For example, when the keypad is connected to the first partition (which is its
basic partition), hold down the key [2] to switch the keypad to the second partition, then
hold down the key [3] to go to the third partition, and then hold down the key [1] to go
back to the basic partition.
Note: The above mentioned GOTO function is only available when enabled by the
installer.
Viewing alarms log [5]
By holding down the key [5] you can call the function which makes it possible to view
the alarms log.
In the LCD keypad, the following message will be displayed: „Viewing alarms log
(
ÇÈÅÆ
)”. Pressing any key will display a date, time and source of the last alarm.
In the LED keypad, the TROUBLE and ARMED (PARTITION) LEDs will go on, the
ALARM LED will start blinking, while information on the last alarm will be shown on the
LEDs 1-12.
Pressing any key (except for the [*] key, which stops viewing the alarms log
immediately), you can reach information on the previous alarms, until the end of the
events log. In the LCD keypads, the STkeys make it possible to scroll through the
alarms log, and the WXkeys to get some extra information on the alarm source.
The panel signals three types of alarms: zone alarms, anti-tampering zone alarms and
keypad activated alarms. In the LED keypads they are indicated as follows:
• zone alarms: one of the LEDs 1-12 / 1-16 is steadily on (burglary alarms, panic
alarms, fire alarms etc. depending on how the functions of the zones were set up
by the installer)
• anti-tampering zone alarms: one of the LEDs 1 to 12 / 1-16 is blinking (this type
of alarm signals an attempt to dismantle or damage detectors or alarm system
wiring),
• keypad activated alarms: the LEDs 1 to 8 are steadily on and two LEDs - one in
the 1 to 5 range and one in the 9 to 12 range - are blinking.
The LEDs have the following meaning:
1 - fire alarm keypad activated

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2 - auxiliary alarm keypad activated
3 - panic alarm keypad activated
4 - anti-tampering keypad alarm
5 - three wrong access codes alarm
9- alarm activated in partition 1
10 - alarm activated in partition 2
11 - alarm activated in partition 3
12 - alarm activated in partition 4
Viewing troubles log [6]
The function allows the panel user to reproduce information about the system trouble
conditions from the panel memory log.
After calling the function in the LCD keypad, the message "View troubles log
ÇÈÅÆ
"
will be displayed. Pressing any of the arrow keys causes the date, time, and last trouble
type detected name to appear. On pressing Skey the list of previously detected
troubles is displayed, on pressing Tkey the list of subsequent troubles.
After calling the function in the LED keypad, the ALARM and ARMED (PARTITION),
LEDs will go on, the TROUBLE LED will start blinking, and one of the LEDs 1 to 12 will
indicate the kind of trouble. The LEDs have the following meaning:
1- output 1 trouble,
2- output 2 trouble,
3- output 3 trouble,
4- 230VAC loss
5- battery trouble
6- keypad power supply trouble
7- time not set
8- printer trouble
9- telephone line loss
10 - problem with transmission to monitoring station
11 - not used
12 - output 4 trouble
The previously detected troubles are displayed on repeatedly pressing any key. The [*]
key cancels the troubles log viewing function.
Current trouble check-out [7]
When the control panel signals a trouble detection (TROUBLE LED is blinking), you can
activate the current trouble check-out function by holding down the key [7].
In the LCD keypad, information on the trouble will be displayed When there are more
troubles, you can scroll through all the detected troubles list by pressing the keys WS
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In the LED keypad on activating the function, the TROUBLE LED and the LEDs
indicating current troubles turn on (lack of illumination of any of the 12 LEDs is also
indicative of a problem). Pressing any key stops the function.
Note: If the installer has activated the "Indicate trouble until cancelled" option, the
trouble indicator will be on until cancelled, even if the trouble cause has been
removed. The trouble will be cleared after the trouble memory viewing is
completed and the function is quitted by pressing the [#] key. Quitting the
function by means of another key will not cancel blinking of the TROUBLE diode.
The LEDs have the following meanings:
1 - output 1 trouble,
2 - output 2 trouble,
3 - output 3 trouble - no load (e.g., the siren wires are cut), or overload (short
circuit) - usually service intervention is required.
4 - 230V AC loss - the panel is equipped with a limited time battery backup; if the
AC power loss trouble occurs despite of an effective AC mains, service
assistance should be called.
5 - battery trouble - to check on the type of battery trouble, press the key [5] – the
LED 1 or LED 2 will show the type of trouble:
- LED 1 – the battery is not connected or almost discharged or the fuse
on the control panel board is out of order,
- LED 2 – the battery voltage is too low (lower than 12V under load) –
discharged battery. This state may last for several hours after the
system has operated without the mains supply (or after a discharged
battery is connected). The battery charging time depends on its
capacitance (the battery is charged with direct current about 350mA,
the time necessary for testing the battery status is approx.12 minutes).
6 - keypad power supply trouble - signals an installation fault; service
intervention is necessary (the trouble can only be displayed while
viewing the trouble log).
7 – time not set - occurs on powering down and restarting the control panel; the
clock should be set with user function 6.
8 - printer trouble - stands for "not-ready" status of the printer connected to the
control panel RS-232 port as a result of, e.g., paper out trouble or no
power supply. The RS-232 port is monitored if the installer activates
real-time event printout.
9 - telephone line loss - the message indicates that the telephone line is cut off. It
may also indicate lifting the receiver of a telephone connected to the
same line for longer than the time specified by the installer.
10 - problem with transmission to monitoring station – the control panel
cannot get connected to the monitoring station, or the station fails to
confirm receiving of the monitoring codes,
11 - telephone line trouble - informs that the telephone messaging has failed
(no dialing tone when the receiver is off-hook; interrupted signal instead
of continuous one; busy line).
The troubles 10 and 11 will be signaled until next successful telephone
connection. The condition can be cleared by calling the trouble check-
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12 - output 4 trouble
ALL OFF - system memory error - the message appears in case of erratic
microchip operation of the system (it may be caused by strong
electromagnetic interference e.g. produced by lightning) - in most cases
service should be called.
Pressing any key stops the function. If the installer has enabled the audible trouble
signaling, activating the trouble check-out function turns the signaling off.
Switching CHIME on/off [8]
The function makes it possible for the user to switch the chime (audible signaling of the
violation of specified detectors) on/off in the keypad. Three short beeps in the keypad
confirm switching off of the chime signaling. Four short and one long beeps confirm
switching the chime on.
The installer decides which zones and in which keypads can use chime to signal their
status.
Keypad backlighting [9]
The function, which is only available in the CA-10 KLED-M and CA-10 KLED-S keypads
irrespective of the installer's settings, is used to control the keypad backlighting.
After restarting the system (power-up), the keypad always enters the automatic
backlighting mode, which is activated by pressing any key. To change the backlighting
mode, press the numeric key 9 and hold it down until you hear the corresponding signal.
One beep - no backlighting.
Two beeps - automatic backlighting.
Three beeps - continuous backlighting.
Fire alarm [*]
This function activates the fire alarm from the keypad.
Auxiliary alarm [0]
The purpose of this alarm depends on current needs. It may be, for instance, an
emergency call for medical assistance. The function may transmit an appropriate
message about auxiliary alarm to the monitoring station and activate telephone
messaging.
Panic alarm [#]
This function activates the panic alarm from the keypad.
The functions of keypad alarms may be disabled by the installer.
User functions
If the control panel is disarmed and is signaling no alarm, there are some functions,
useful in everyday operation of the alarm system, available to the users. The access to
specific functions depends on the user's authority level.

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In order to get access to the user functions, enter the user access code and
confirm it with the [*] key (not the [#] key, as is the case with arming / disarming). The
LEDs ALARM, ARMED (PARTITION), TROUBLE will start blinking in the keypad. To
start a specific function, you must first enter and confirm the user code and then
press the key with the function number:
• user access code change [code][*][1]
• user (code) add [code][*][2]
• user (code) erase [code][*][3]
• zones bypass [code][*][4]
• silent arming [code][*][5]
• time setting [code][*][6]
• MONO switch outputs activate [code][*][7]
• BI switch outputs activate [code][*][8]
• power supply reset (on „RESET power supply” outputs) [code][*][9]
• telephone DOWNLOADING start [code][*][0]
Notes:
• The functions [CODE][*][2] and [CODE][*][3] are only available to the partition master
code user.
• The functions [CODE][*][7] and [CODE][*][8] are always available, irrespective of
whether the control panel is armed, or not.
In the LCD keypad, after entering the user code and confirming it with the [*] key, the
list of user available functions will be displayed.
User access code change [CODE][*][1]
This function enables changing the access code of the user by whom it was activated.
Having called the function, enter a new code and confirm it by pressing the [#] key. The
keypad will confirm the code change by a sequence of beeps (the LCD keypad will
display the name of the user, whose code has been changed).
The function is available to the master user and users with authority level 1, 2 or 7.
ÆChange own code
Add user
the arrow points to the
function that will be
activated by pressing
[#] or ►key
list of functions:
1. Change own code
2. Add user
3. Erase user
4. Bypass zones
5. Arming silent
6. Set time
7. Mono outs active
8. Bi outs switch
9. Supply reset
0. Tel. DWNL start
View events

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Example: changing the access code from [1234] to [7890]
[1234] [*] - calling the „user function” mode confirmed by one short beep and blinking
of LEDs ALARM, ARMED and TROUBLE.
[1] - calling the „change access code” function, confirmed by two short beeps.
[7890] [#] - entering the new code digits and their acceptance confirmed with four short
and one long beeps.
User (code) add [CODE][*][2]
This function is only available to the master user. It makes possible to add new users to
a partition, assign an access code to them and determine their authority level.
After calling the function, the panel waits for a new user access code to be entered (4 to
6 digits after which the [#] key should be pressed), followed by one more digit (0 to 9) to
determine the new user authority level.
As new users are being added to the partition, the panel automatically assigns
consecutive numbers to them. Any partition can accept up to 12 users (besides the
master user).
In the LED keypad the number of the user being programmed is indicated by one of the
zone LEDs blinking. The illuminated LEDs indicate current users, the extinguished ones
- empty items.
In the LCD keypad, the control panel will display the number of the new user. The new
user's access code can be edited with additional arrow keys. After confirming the new
access code with the [#] key and confirming its authority level, the keypad displays the
current name of the user, for example "Part.1 user 1". It can be changed by entering
new name (max. 16 characters) or confirmed by pressing [#] key.
The way of entering texts is explained in the table below:
Key Numeric mode function Text mode function
Sdelete preceding character previous character in the alphabet
Ttoggle insert/overwrite next character in the alphabet
1 1 . ,
abc 2 2 A a
def 3 3 D d
ghi 4 4 G g
jkl 5 5 J j
mno 6 6 M m
pqrs 7 7 P p
tuv 8 8 T t
wxyz 9 9 W w
0 0 space -
During programming of text format messages, the keys WXcontrol the cursor, [*]
toggles the mode (text mode / numeric mode) and [#] confirms the entire text value. The
remaining keys function depend on the mode.
The text mode is signaled by *in the upper right corner of the display.
Numeric keys in text mode insert letters at the cursor position according to the
preceding table. Lowercase characters are entered by pressing a numeric key twice.
ST keys enable the previous/next character selection.

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In numeric mode Skey deletes the character before the cursor, and Tkey switches
between insert/typeover modes.
An access code can have the following functions/authority levels:
1- accessible all functions, except creating and deleting users,
2- accessible arming and disarming, change of access code,
3- accessible arming, while disarming is only possible when the system was
armed with the same access code,
4- code trap: it arms and disarms the system, but disarming sends a DURESS
("disarmed under duress") message to the monitoring station,
5- activates the MONO SWITCH output, its use is recorded in the event log, can
serve as a guard code,
6- changes the state of BI SWITCH output,
7- partial arming - the code arms the system, simultaneously bypassing a group of
zones (specified by the installer in service functions), otherwise the code
provides the same features as that with authority level 2,
8- accessible arming and disarming, without possibility to change own access
code,
9- accessible arming only,
0- accessible alarm clearing only.
Note: The codes with authority level 5 and 6 may be used in the following manner:
1. To control single outputs by means of the user functions:
− the code with authority level 5 enables the function 7 ([CODE][*][7]) i.e.
activates any output of the MONO switch type,
− the code with authority level 6 enables the function 8 ([CODE][*][8]) i.e. changes
the state of any output of the BI switch type.
2. To control all the outputs of a particular type, which belong to the partition where
the given code was created:
− the code with authority level 5 will activate the MONO switch type outputs
([CODE][#]),
− the code with authority level 6 will change the state of the BI switch type outputs
([CODE][#]).
EXAMPLE: enter the user code [3546] with authority level 2; master user code [1234]
[1234] [*] - call the "user function" mode; it should be acknowledged by one short beep
and blinking of the LEDs: ALARM, ARMED (PARTITION), TROUBLE
[2] - call the "User add" function, it should be acknowledged by two short beeps
[3546] [#] - enter the new code digits; their acceptance will be acknowledged by three
short beeps
[2] - assign authority to the code; the function will be quitted automatically which
will be confirmed by four short and one long beeps
User (code) erase [CODE][*][3]
This function is used for deleting the codes of existing users to revoke their right to use
the system. After entering the number of the user to be deleted, the panel waits for
confirmation, if the selected user is to be deleted. If not, press the [*] key, if yes, press
the [#] key.