Security-center Secvest 868 User manual

O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S

Radio alarm equipment SECVEST 868

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Perfect ecurity for apartment, home

and office

These operating instructions are an important product

accessory. They contain important installation and operation

information. Bear this in mind if you pass the product on to

others. Store these instructions in a safe place for future

reference.

For a list of contents with page numbers, see page 3.

Inv. 11772594

0. Introduction

Dear Customer,

Thank you for purchasing the SECVEST 868 radio alarm panel. You

made the right decision in choosing this state-of-the-art technology,

which complie with the current tandard of dome tic and European

regulation . The CE ha been proven and all related certification are

available from the manufacturer upon reque t.

To maintain this status and to guarantee safe operation, it is your

obligation to observe these installation instructions.

In the event of questions, please contact your local specialist dealer.

Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this manual

are correct. However, neither the authors nor Security-Center GmbH &

Co. KG accept any liability for loss or damage caused or alleged to be

caused directly or indirectly by this manual. The contents of this manual

are subject to change without notice.

1. U age in accordance with regulation

This radio alarm panel is used in combination with the detectors and

signalling devices for protecting your property. You can use it to

protect your company, house, garage, garden house, weekend

cottage, etc.

The alarm system registers unauthorised break-ins by switching output

contacts to which you can connect visual, acoustic or silent alarm

transmitters.

The alarm contacts and connected components must be kept free of

moisture (bathrooms and similar surroundings are to be strictly avoided).

Use of this product for other than the described purpose may lead to

damage of the product.

Other hazards such as short-circuiting, fire, electric shock, etc., are also

possible. The power unit is designed for operation with mains electricity

at 230 Volt AC / 50 Hz.

No part of the product may be changed or modified in any way.

Connection to the public power network is subject to country-specific

regulations. Please be aware of applicable regulations in advance.

2. Content

0. Introduction.................................................................................................... 2

1. Usage in accordance with regulations.................................................... 2

2. Contents ......................................................................................................... 3

3. Precautions .................................................................................................... 4

4. Overview of panel and keypad ................................................................ 5

5. Graphic display ............................................................................................. 6

6. Activating the radio alarm system ............................................................ 7

6.1. Quick activation.................................................................................... 7

6.2. User code................................................................................................ 7

6.3. Telecommand ....................................................................................... 7

6.4. Proximity tag........................................................................................... 7

6.5. Radio cylinder ........................................................................................ 7

7. During the delay period .............................................................................. 8

8. Unsuccessful activation ............................................................................... 8

8.1. The delay time was not started .......................................................... 8

8.2. Important differences when setting the panel with force set

functions (force omit set) ............................................................................ 9

8.2.1. Automatic omit (force set) with acknowledgement ............. 9

8.2.2. Automatic omit (force set) without acknowledgement ....... 9

8.3. The delay time was started ............................................................... 10

9. Following successful activation................................................................ 11

9.1. Acknowledgement tone on alarm panel...................................... 11

9.2. Acknowledgement tone on info module ...................................... 11

9.3. SMS message ....................................................................................... 11

9.4. Acknowledgement on siren.............................................................. 11

9.5. Universal module ................................................................................. 11

10. Deactivating the radio alarm system ................................................... 12

10.1. User code............................................................................................ 12

10.2. Telecommand ................................................................................... 12

10.3. Proximity tag....................................................................................... 12

10.4. Radio cylinder.................................................................................... 12

11. Activating partitions ................................................................................. 13

11.1. On the panel...................................................................................... 13

11.2. Using radio remote control.............................................................. 13

12. Internal activation .................................................................................... 14

12.1. On the panel...................................................................................... 14

12.2. Using radio remote control ..............................................................14

13. In case of alarm.........................................................................................15

13.1. Local/Internal alarm .........................................................................15

13.2. External alarm ....................................................................................15

13.3. Silent alarm .........................................................................................15

14. Resetting an alarm....................................................................................16

15. Alarm transmission by telephone...........................................................17

16. Remote Control by Phone ......................................................................17

17. User menu...................................................................................................18

18. Settings in the user menu.........................................................................19

18.1. First steps in the user menu ..............................................................19

18.2. List of menu items in user menu ...................................................... 19

18.3. Recording voice messages ............................................................. 20

18.4. Omit zones .......................................................................................... 21

18.5. Install user ............................................................................................21

18.5.1. Edit user........................................................................................ 22

18.5.2. Add new user .............................................................................26

18.5.3. Delete user .................................................................................. 26

18.6. View log...............................................................................................27

18.7. Additional functions ..........................................................................29

18.8. Test........................................................................................................30

18.9. System configuration ........................................................................31

18.10. Follow me..........................................................................................33

18.11. Exits on/off.........................................................................................33

18.12. Telephone call .................................................................................34

19. Error display ................................................................................................34

19.1. Errors, meaning, causes and suggested solutions.......................35

20. Declaration of Confirmity ........................................................................37

21. Operating Mode Overview.....................................................................37

3. Precaution

!WARNING!

To avoid fire and injury, plea e ob erve the

following:

•Securely fasten the device at a dry

location in the building.

•Ensure sufficient air circulation for the alarm

panel.

•Do not expose the device to temperatures

less than 0°C or more than 50°C.

•The device is designed for indoor use only.

•Humidity must not exceed 90% (non-

condensed).

•Make sure that no metal objects can be

pushed into the equipment from outside.

•Ensure that the voltage is disconnected

when performing work on the device.

!IMPORTANT!

Plea e ob erve the following regulation to

en ure trouble-free operation of your

y tem.

•The alarm panel is supplied with DC power

by means of the internal transformer.

•The transformer is connected to the 230V

AC building mains by means of a separate,

electrically protected line.

•Connection work to the building mains is

subject to country-specific regulations.

•An internal rechargeable battery supplies

emergency standby power.

•Always replace fuses with fuses of the

same rating, never higher.

!IMPORTANT INFO!

Burglar alarm centre in general:

If the equipment is not correctly installed,

signals may be misinterpreted and result in

false alarms. The costs resulting from the

deployment of rescue organisations, e.g.: fire

or police, are borne by the operator of the

equipment. Therefore please read the

instructions very carefully and follow the

installation instructions for lines and

components precisely.

4. Overview of panel and keypad

Integrated siren

and loudspeaker

Button for

deactivating radio

alarm panel

Control buttons

Keypad alarm keys

for panic, fire,

medical and social

care alarm.

Integrated

microphone

Graphic display

multiline display

Read area of

proximity tag.

Button for

activating radio

alarm panel

Keypad for

programming

and operating

the panel

Keypad cover

5. Graphic di play

The graphic display informs you about all events concerning the radio alarm system. The following is a summary of the different display messages and

their meaning:

This symbol appears when the

activity monitoring is active. Make sure

you also define the period

of monitoring. Activity monitoring

also works when the radio alarm system

is deactivated.

This symbol appears if a voice message

exists that you should listen to. An

acoustic message is issued every time

you deactivate the radio alarm panel.

This is: „There ia a message waiting“

MenuMenu

Press the button under the menu display.

The alarm panel asks you to enter your

access code (user code). If the code is

accepted, you see the user menu. Here

you can perform all user functions

released for the installer. Note that some

functions in the user menu require a user

code with administrator rights (master

code).

The four black bars stand for the

four individual partitions of the

Secvest 868. A letter in the black

bar represents the state of the

partition (1–4). The letters and

their meaning:

U:U:

Deactivated

S:S:

Activated

P:P:

Internally activated

Note: A letter is displayed in a bar

only if at least one detector is

present in this partition.

This symbol indicates an error that

must be cleared immediately. For

a summary of the different error

displays and their meaning, see

the table at the end of these

instructions. To display the error,

press the button under the

display.

You are prompted to enter a

valid user code.

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21:0021:00

21:00

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01/08/200701/08/2007

01/08/2007

Displays the current time and date.

6. Activating the radio alarm y tem

You can activate the radio alarm system in different ways. The panel gives acoustic messages. Depending on whether a partition or the complete

system has been activated, this message is either “The partition is setting” or “The system is setting”

6.1. Quick activation

Note that this function can

be deactivated to prevent

unauthorised operation of

the equipment. This

function is located in the

Installer menu under System

Options \ User access \

Quick set.

To activate the complete

radio alarm system, just

press the quick set key as

shown.

6.2. U er code

If the quick set function is

deactivated, you have to

enter a user code to

activate the equipment. If

the panel has only one

area, just enter your user

code. The area for which

this user code is valid is now

activated. If your user code

is valid for two or more

areas, you now receive a

selection of areas to

activate. Read the sections

“Activating partitions” and

“Part set” (p. 12/13).

6.3. Telecommand

With a telecommand, you

can activate the complete

radio alarm system by

pressing the “fully set”

button. The other buttons

on the telecommand are

for activating a partition or

to activate the radio alarm

system internally. Read the

sections “Activating

partitions” and “Part set”

(p. 12/13).

Do you have zone with the

attribute Force Arm Set, it

may be nece ary to

confirm the activation by

pre ing the full et button

again.

6.4. Proximity tag

You can use the proximity

tag to fully

activate/deactivate the

radio alarm system or a

partition. The proximity tag

is used instead of the entry

of a user code. If you have

a proximity tag and the

authorisation to activate

two or more partitions, you

have to decide which

partition you want to

activate after holding the

proximity tag in front of the

system. Read the sections

“Activating partitions” and

“Part set” (p. 12/13).

6.5. Radio cylinder

You can also use the radio

cylinder to fully activate

the system or a partition. To

activate the radio alarm

panel, first press the button

on the cylinder and then

lock the door. After you

lock the door, the alarm

system is activated.

7. During the delay period

If no errors occur that prevent activation (zone open), the radio alarm system starts the configured exit delay period. The panel gives acoustic

messages. Depending on whether a partition or the complete system has been activated, this message is either “The partition is setting” or “The system

is setting”. During this period, you must leave the premises.

A continuous tone sounds during the delay period. This tone is also emitted by the info module (if fitted).

Some zones can be open during activation and during the exit delay period (entry/exit, entry to follow). However, these zones must be closed before

the delay period expires – otherwise, there is a local alarm.

When entry/exit or entry to follow zones are open, a pulsed tone is emitted during the exit delay period until all zones are closed.

8. Un ucce ful activation

There are two different situations here:

a) The delay time was not started.

b) The delay time was started.

8.1. The delay time wa not tarted

The system does not start the delay time due to a system error.

If you try to activate the system with the following:

•Fast activation

•Telecommand

•Radio keypad

•Radio cylinder

You see the following graphic display:

At the same time an acoustic warning is issued.

This is: “The system cannot set“

Please enter a valid user (access) code and go on as described on the

next column.

If you try to activate the system with the following:

•User code

•Proximity key

The display shows the current error. You see the following graphic

display:

Select “Omit All” to remove the zone(s) from surveillance by pressing

the control button under the words “Omit All”. When you have

blocked this error, the delay time starts. You receive an acoustic

message. “The system is setting with detectors omitted“.

With the control button, select the item under the word “View” to

di play the error. You see the following graphic display:

The radio alarm panel now shows all zones that are open or have an

error state. Note here the code following the zone number directly in

front of the zone name. This code stands for:

A: Alarm

T: Tamper

Now close the zones until the display shows “0Fault ”, or omit the zones

and remove them from surveillance.

8.2. Important difference when etting the panel with

force et function (force omit et)

To ease up the operation of the panel, it is now possible to

automatically omit open zones when setting the panel. In this way you

can leave your premises for a short period of time without being forced

to close all windows and doors. Omitted zones will stay omitted for the

complete setting period and will not submit an alarm even when

closed and reopened.

NOTE:

You should only use the force set omit option on those zones which are

no critical access points such as main entrance, cellar door, back

door, etc.

There are two ways to automatically omit open zones:

a) force set omit with acknowledgement

b) force set omit without acknowledgement

8.2.1

8.2.18.2.1

8.2.1.

. Automatic omit (force et) with acknowledgement

Automatic omit (force et) with acknowledgement Automatic omit (force et) with acknowledgement

Automatic omit (force et) with acknowledgement

If you try to activate the system with the following:

•Fast activation

•Telecommand

•Radio keypad

•Proximity tag

•Radio cylinder

You see the following graphic display:

At the same time an acoustic warning is issued.

This is: “The system cannot set“

If you get this message you can now:

•by pressing the complete set button on the telecommand

again

•or by entering the user code plus pressing the complete set

button again on the radio keypad

automatically omit all currently open zones with the zone attribute “F”

(force set) and activate the panel.

8.2.2

8.2.28.2.2

8.2.2.

. Automatic omit (force et) with

Automatic omit (force et) with Automatic omit (force et) with

Automatic omit (force et) without

outout

out acknowledgement

acknowledgement acknowledgement

acknowledgement

If you try to activate the system with the following:

•Fast activation

•Telecommand

•Radio keypad

•Radio cylinder

the panel will automatically omit all currently open zones with the zone

attribute “F” (force set) and the panel will be activated.

8.3. The delay time wa tarted

The alarm system starts the delay time, but instead of a continuous

tone, a pulsed tone is emitted. This indicates that one or more zones

are still open.

Close these zones within the delay time so that a continuous tone is

emitted again.

If these zones are not closed within the delay time, a local alarm is

issued.

Confirm this alarm by entering a valid user code.

Acknowledge this alarm by either entering a valid user code or by

sending a deactivity signal via telecommand or wireless key switch.

The system acknowledges the alarm confirmation with an acoustic

message. This is: “Attention! There has been an alarm. A reset is required”. The reason

for the alarm is shown in the system’s graphic display. E.g., you see the

following graphic display:

Important: The graphic display disappears after 30 seconds.

You can reset the alarm only on the panel itself. You cannot reset the

alarm via telecommand, radio cylinder or radio remote control unit.

If the graphic display has disappeared, press the control button

under the display of the exclamation mark ( ). You are prompted to

enter your user code. After entering your user code, you receive an

acoustic message. This is: “Attention! There has been an alarm. A reset is required”

After entering the correct user code or immediately after confirming

the alarm, you see the following graphic display:

To reset the alarm, press the control button under the word “Re et

All”.

When the cause of the alarm has been cleared, the panel can make a

reset. The system acknowledges alarm reset with an acoustic message.

This is: “The system has reset”. The exclamation mark ( ) in the display

disappears.

If the cause of the alarm is not cleared (e.g.: the tamper contact of the

detector is still open, or the technical zone is still triggered), the alarm

cannot be reset. You do not receive an acoustic acknowledgement of

the reset. The exclamation mark ( ) in the display does not

disappear, and you cannot activate the system. First remove the cause

of the alarm and then reset the alarm system again.

After you have reset the alarm and this is confirmed acoustically by the

system, the exclamation mark ( ) in the display disappears. If not,

there is a system fault. For more information, see section 19.

9. Following ucce ful activation

If the system is successfully activated (also with automatically omitted zones), you receive an acknowledgement following expiry of the delay time.

This acknowledgement can have different forms:

•Acknowledgement tone on the radio alarm panel

•Acknowledgement tone on the info module

•An SMS (text message) from the radio alarm panel

•Acknowledgement display on the external radio siren

•Activation of a switch output on the universal module

9.1. Acknowledgement

tone on alarm panel

The radio alarm system is

activated following expiry

of the delay time.

Activation is

acknowledged on the

panel by an acoustic

signal.

9.2. Acknowledgement

tone on info module

Following expiry of the

delay time and successful

activation of the system,

the info module

acknowledges activation

with an acoustic signal. At

the same time, it shows an

active state via the red

LED.

9.3. SMS me age

The alarm system sends an

SMS following expiry of the

delay time. This message

tells you who activated the

system and when. In

certain circumstances,

transmission of the SMS can

be slightly delayed.

9.4. Acknowledgement

on iren

The alarm system sends a

message to the external

siren following expiry of the

delay time. This activates

the flashlight for approx. 5

seconds. The light flashes 3

to 5 times as

acknowledgement.

9.5. Univer al module

Via the universal module,

all types of

acknowledgement displays

can be addressed. E.g., an

LED, the exterior light, or an

additional buzzer. The

output can be addressed

continuously (for the entire

activation period) or with

pulses.

After you receive the acknowledgement, the system is activated and intrusion into a monitored area results in an alarm. Activated areas are marked

with an “S” on the display. If you want to enter a monitored area, you have to deactivate the radio alarm system. You can do this in different ways.

Beep beep

FLASH

10. Deactivating the radio alarm y tem

You can deactivate the radio alarm system in different ways:

•Deactivation of the entire system or a partition with a user code

•Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via telecommand

•Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via a proximity tag

•Deactivation of the entire system or a partition via radio cylinder

Note: When using the Secvest 868 with the wireless keypad, please see the product instructions.

10.1. U er code

Enter your user code. If the user

code is authorised for

deactivating one partition only,

this partition is deactivated

immediately. If your user code is

authorised to deactivate more

than one partition, all partitions

are displayed that can be

deactivated with this user code.

Select the area you want to

deactivate.

10.2. Telecommand

With a telecommand, you can

deactivate the complete radio

alarm system by pressing the

“deactivate” button. All areas that

you can operate with the

telecommand are deactivated.

10.3. Proximity tag

Hold the proximity tag over the

read area of the alarm panel. If

your proximity tag is authorised for

deactivating one partition only,

this partition is now deactivated. If

the proximity tag is authorised to

deactivate more than one

partition, you see a list of the

partitions you can deactivate with

this proximity tag. Select the area

you want to deactivate.

10.4. Radio cylinder

Using the radio cylinder, you can

easily send a deactivation signal

to the radio alarm system (to

unlock the entrance door or

withdraw the trap). All areas that

you can operate with the

telecommand are deactivated.

If the radio alarm system is not deactivated before you enter a protected area (e.g., when you operate the system with a user code or a proximity

tag), the delay time starts as a rule after you open the entrance door. Approach the panel as specified by the installer and then deactivate the areas

concerned. Note that an acoustic signal is emitted by the radio alarm system during the entry delay time. This signal indicates that surveillance is still

active and that you must not deviate from the prescribed route, otherwise you will trigger an alarm.

Following successful deactivation, the deactivated areas are now marked with a “U” on the display. At the same time, the panel issues an acoustic

message. This is: “The system is unset”..

11. Activating partition

If the alarm system is set up so that two or more partitions can be monitored independently of each other, these partitions can now be individually

activated or deactivated. A user can now activate/deactivate one or more partitions, depending on the user authorisation. If the entire alarm system

is activated, each partition is activated.

If the user is authorised to activate one partition only, he or she can now activate this partition by entering the user code. If the user is authorised to

activate two or more partitions, he or she now has to select the partition to be activated. You can also activate/deactivate partitions using the

telecommand or the remote radio module. The telecommand has the same authorisation as its user.

11.1. On the panel

Enter your user code or hold your proximity

tag over the panel. If you are authorised to

activate more than one area, you see the

following graphic display:

Press the control button to select

“Partition ” and confirm by pressing the

control button under the word “Select”.

You see the following graphic display:

Press the control button to select the

partition you want to activate.

Change the setting for this partition by

pressing the control button under the

word “Change”.

The code next to the partition means:

Di play Meaning

U This partition remains

deactivated.

U>P This partition is activated

internally.

U>S This partition is activated.

S>U This partition is deactivated.

P>U This partition is deactivated

internally.

S This partition remains activated.

P This partition remains activated

internally.

To activate one or more partitions, select

U>S next to the corresponding partition.

When you have made your setting, confirm

your input by pressing the control button

under the word “Done”. The system

then performs the entered actions

(activate/deactivate).

11.2. U ing radio remote control

You can activate partitions with the radio

remote control unit in two ways:

a) The remote control activates all partitions

within the user’s authorisation.

b) The keys of the remote control unit are

programmed in the user menu to activate

areas individually.

Example of key settings:

See also System settings.

Complete activation (partitions 1 and 3)

Complete

part set

Part set

partition 3

Complete deactivation

13. In ca e of alarm

The radio alarm system has three different alarm types. Depending on the system state (deactivated, internally activated, activated) or triggered

alarm zone (technical alarm, panic alarm, intrusion alarm, fire alarm …), one of the following alarms can be triggered:

•Local/Internal Alarm

•External alarm

•Silent alarm

13.1. Local/Internal alarm

In the case of a local alarm, the following

are activated:

•The alarm system siren

•The info module siren

•Only local alarm: The external siren

(where the acoustic alarm is active

for 3 minutes, and the visual alarm is

active until the system is

deactivated)

•The relay of the universal modules if

programmed

A local alarm is caused by:

•A tamper alarm in deactivated

system state

•An alarm in the technical zones

•An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay)

•An unsuccessful activation die to

exceeding the exit delay time

•Exceeding the first entry delay time

13.2. External alarm

In the case of an external alarm, the

following are activated:

•The alarm system siren

•The info module siren

•The external siren (where the acoustic

alarm is active for 3 minutes, and the

visual alarm is active until the system

is deactivated)

•Alarm transmission by telephone

•The relay of the universal modules if

programmed

An external alarm is caused by:

•A tamper alarm in activated system

state

•An alarm of the 24-hour zones and

the fire zones in active and inactive

system state

•An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay)

•Exceeding the second entry delay

time

13.3. Silent alarm

In the case of a silent alarm, the following

are activated:

•No acoustic or visual alarm

•Alarm transmission by telephone only

•The relay of the universal modules if

programmed

A silent alarm is caused by:

•A panic alarm if programmed

•An alarm in each zone of the system

(except zones with entry/exit delay)

in active system state if programmed

Whatever type of alarm is triggered, keep calm. Not every alarm is an intrusion. Most alarms have other causes. Check the situation carefully and take

considered action accordingly. Deactivate the system, check the reason for the alarm and then reset the alarm. If you receive news of the alarm by

telephone, follow the steps in section 15.

14. Re etting an alarm

If your alarm system triggers an alarm (whether local, external or silent),

confirm and then reset the alarm. To confirm the alarm, you just have

to deactivate the system. Do this as described in section 10.

When the alarm is confirmed, the sirens of the panel, of the info

module(s) and of the external sirens, as well as the relay of the universal

module, are deactivated.

The system acknowledges alarm confirmation with an acoustic

message. This is: “Attention! There has been an alarm. A reset is required”. The reason

for the alarm is shown in the system’s graphic display. E.g., you see the

following graphic display:

Important: The graphic display disappears after 30 seconds.

You cannot reactivate the system or a partition (even part set) until you

have reset the alarm (exception: automatic system activation).

You can reset the alarm only on the panel itself. You cannot reset the

alarm via remote control, radio cylinder or radio remote control unit.

If the graphic display has disappeared, press the control button

under the display of the exclamation mark ( ). You are prompted to

enter your user code. After entering your user code, you receive an

acoustic message. This is: “Attention! There has been an alarm. A reset is required”.

After entering the correct user code or immediately after confirming

the alarm, you see the following graphic display:

To reset the alarm, press the control button under the word “Re et

All”.

When the cause of the alarm has been cleared, the panel can make a

reset. The system acknowledges alarm reset with an acoustic message.

This is: “The system has reset“. The exclamation mark ( ) in the display

disappears.

If the cause of the alarm is not cleared (e.g.: the tamper contact of the

detector is still open, or the technical zone is still triggered), the alarm

cannot be reset. You do not receive an acoustic acknowledgement of

the reset. The exclamation mark ( ) in the display does not

disappear, and you cannot activate the system. First remove the cause

of the alarm and then reset the alarm system again.

After you have reset the alarm and this is confirmed acoustically by the

system, the exclamation mark ( ) in the display disappears. If not,

there is a system fault. For more information, see section 19.

15. Alarm tran mi ion by telephone

In addition to alarms from the sirens and signalling devices, your radio

alarm system can transmit an alarm via telephone (PSTN, ISDN, GSM).

There are two types of alarm transmission by telephone:

•Alarm transmission of a digital protocol to a security service

•Alarm transmission of a voice message on any telephone

If a connection to a security service has been set up, the security

service reception confirms the alarm transmission. If the alarm is

transmitted on a normal telephone, the called party must

acknowledge the alarm transmission to prevent further dial attempts.

This is the procedure:

1. The call is received on the telephone and is displayed there like

any other call.

2. Accept the call.

3. Listen to the complete message text. A distinction is made

between different alarm causes.

4. The recorded message text is repeated 3 times. After the third

repetition, the microphone of the Secvest wireless alarm panel

will be activated and you can listen in. In addition you have the

following telephone commands:

Button (DTMF) Meaning

1 Switch from Listen to Talk.

2 Switch from Talk to Listen.

3 Switch to Listen and restart alarm transmission.

5 Acknowledge emergency call for called

telephone number.

9 Acknowledge all emergency calls.

5. If you are able to take action yourself, acknowledge the alarm

transmission by pressing “5” or “9” on your telephone (DTMF

telephones).

6. If you cannot take action, just hang up or press “5”. The alarm

transmission is continued, informing other subscribers.

16. Remote Control by Phone

Radio Alarm Panel can call your phone to report an alarm. After

listening to the message you can give the system commands by

pressing keys on your phone’s keypad. The system tells you the progress

of your commands by playing short tones in your phone’s earpiece.

When you have finished, simply hang up.

Calling In To Your Alarm System

If you want to check your system when there is no alarm call:

1. Dial the alarm system phone number:

You should hear: “beep beep beep”.

2. Key in your access code.

xxxx

You should hear: “beep beep”.

You can use all the commands shown below. To end the call, hang up.

To: Press:

Listen in 1

Talk 2

Toggle listen/talk *

Re-play messages 3

End call 5

End all calls 9

Unset the system # 0*0

Set the system # 0*1

Part set the sytem # 0*2

Silence the Sounders # 1*0

Reset the system # 1*1

Interrogate the system # 3*

Switch output nn ON # 9*nn*1

Switch output nn OFF # 9*nn*0

Toggle output nn # 9*nn*

Tones

The system signals the progress of your commands by sounding various

tones:

“Bip” = command accepted

“Beep beep” = action completed

“Boop” = action failed

“Ee Or” three times = alarm

“Pip pip pip pip pip” = reset required

17. U er menu

The user menu is graphically designed to be used almost intuitively. You

move within the user menu by pressing the control buttons.

With the arrow keys, you navigate up and down within a menu item

according to the direction of the arrow. The buttons on the left and

right refer to the LCD display and have various functions.

18. Setting in the u er menu

18.1. Fir t tep in the u er menu

In user mode, do the following:

Press the control button under the word “Menu”.

Now enter a valid user code or the master code. When delivered, the

master code is 1234:

1 2 3 4

The radio alarm system changes to the user menu and you see the

following graphic display:

With the control buttons you can now scroll through the menu

items in Installer mode. For a list of the menu items, see the next page.

To select a menu item, press the control button under the word

“Select”.

To exit a menu item, press the control button under the word

“Cancel”.

To exit the user menu, press the control button under the word

“Exit”.

18.2. Li t of menu item in u er menu

In the user menu, you can program the user code, lock zones, record

voice messages, read the log, activate control functions and test

detectors, etc.

Some functions may have been blocked for the user by the installer.

The following table is a list of all possible menu items.

Menu item Setting

Voice Memo Record, save, delete and play voice messages

Omit Zones Block zones and remove them from surveillance

Users Install, edit and delete users

View Log Read log entries

Facilities On/Off Activate/deactivate additional functions of door

chime, voice announcement and activity

monitoring

Test Test central functions and detectors

System config Enter date & time, activate remote control,

summer/winter time, communication information

Follow me Entry of follow-me function

Outputs On/Off Control manual exits

Telephone call Start manual telephone call

The user menu has a time control. If there is no input within 30 seconds,

the user menu exits automatically.

18.3. Recording voice me age

The radio alarm system enables the user to record individual voice

messages. These voice messages can be listened to and deleted at

any time. The system informs the user of the existence of a voice

message when the radio alarm system is deactivated.

This enables you to leave messages for other persons.

To record a message:

In the user menu, you see the following graphic display:

Select this menu item by pressing the control button under the

word “Select”.

You see the following graphic display:

To record a voice message, use the control button to select

“Select”. To cancel input, press the control button under the word

“Back”.

When you confirm “Select” with the control button, recording begins

and you see the following graphic display:

You can stop recording at any time by pressing the control button

under the word “Done”. Recording stops automatically after 30

seconds. When recording is finished, you see the following graphic

display:

Select an option the control button .

Option Meaning

Play Plays back the recorded voice message.

Record Starts recording again. The old message is deleted.

Delete Deletes a stored voice message.

Confirm your selection by pressing the control button under the

word “Select”. To exit this menu item, press the control button

under the word “Back”.

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