Teknim PARS Series Assembly instructions

TSP-5314 / TSP-5324 / TSP-5208
INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL
V1.2
Revision Date: 26.12.2019
PARS SERIES
Intruder Alarm System

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1. TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. TABLE OF CONTENTS ....................................................................................................................................1
2. LIST OF FIGURES............................................................................................................................................ 3
3. IMPORTANT WARNINGS..............................................................................................................................4
4. INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................................. 5
5. SYSTEM FEATURES....................................................................................................................................... 7
6. INSTALLATION...............................................................................................................................................9
6.1 GENERAL................................................................................................................................................................ 9
6.2 PANEL CONNECTION DIAGRAM .................................................................................................................... 10
6.3 OUTDOOR SIREN CONNECTION .................................................................................................................... 14
6.4 DEDECTOR CONNECTION................................................................................................................................ 14
6.4.1 Connection Without Resistor ............................................................................................................... 14
6.4.2 End of Line Resistant Connection ........................................................................................................15
6.4.3 Zone Doubling ............................................................................................................................................16
6.5 KEYPAD CONNECTION ......................................................................................................................................16
6.6 COMMUNICATION MODULE CONNECTIONS ..............................................................................................17
6.6.1 Telephone Line Connection (For TSP-5314 Panel) .........................................................................17
6.6.2 TXM-5270 PSTN Module Connection................................................................................................. 18
6.6.3 TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module Connection (for TSP-5314 and TSP-5208)............................ 18
6.7 PGM CONNECTION.............................................................................................................................................19
6.8 POWER CONNECTION......................................................................................................................................20
7. PROGRAMRAMMING .................................................................................................................................. 21
7.1 INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................21
7.2 ENTERING-EXITING INSTALLER PROGRAM AND MASTER PROGRAM ..............................................22
7.3 BASIC SETTINGS................................................................................................................................................22
7.3.1 Time/Date Settings .................................................................................................................................22
7.3.2 Entrance Delays........................................................................................................................................23
7.3.3 Exit Delays..................................................................................................................................................23
7.3.4 CMS Account No........................................................................................................................................24
7.3.5 CMS Phone Number.................................................................................................................................24
7.3.6 User Phone Numbers ..............................................................................................................................25
7.3.7 User Codes..................................................................................................................................................25
7.4 PANEL SETTINGS...............................................................................................................................................26
7.4.1 General Settings .......................................................................................................................................26
7.4.2 Siren Settings ............................................................................................................................................28
7.4.3 Auto Arm/Disarm.....................................................................................................................................28
7.4.4 PGM Settings .............................................................................................................................................30
7.4.5 Timer Settings...........................................................................................................................................32
7.4.6 Remote Access..........................................................................................................................................33
7.4.7 Panel Info....................................................................................................................................................33
7.5 ZONE SETTINGS.................................................................................................................................................34
7.5.1 Connection Type.......................................................................................................................................34
7.5.2 Partition.......................................................................................................................................................35
7.5.3 Zon Type......................................................................................................................................................36
7.5.4 Extra Settings............................................................................................................................................ 37
7.5.5 Response Time..........................................................................................................................................38
7.5.6 Zone Names ...............................................................................................................................................39
7.6 KEYPAD SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................39
7.6.1 Keypad Option ...........................................................................................................................................39
7.6.2 Keypad Partitions.................................................................................................................................... 40

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7.6.3 Keypad Customize................................................................................................................................... 40
7.7 USER SETTINGS.................................................................................................................................................42
7.7.1 Start Time ...................................................................................................................................................42
7.7.2 Finish Time .................................................................................................................................................43
7.7.3 User Days....................................................................................................................................................43
7.7.4 User Partitions ......................................................................................................................................... 44
7.7.5 User Keypads............................................................................................................................................ 44
7.7.6 User Limitations........................................................................................................................................45
7.8 COMMUNICATOR SETTINGS ..........................................................................................................................46
7.8.1 General Options ........................................................................................................................................46
7.8.2 Raport Masks.............................................................................................................................................50
7.9 MODULES ............................................................................................................................................................52
7.8.3 Remote Module.........................................................................................................................................52
7.10 LEARN AND CHANGE THE KEYPAD ADDRESS...........................................................................................53
8. PROGRAMMING TABLE ..............................................................................................................................54
9. RETURN TO FACTORY SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 61
9.1 RETURN CODES TO FACTORY SETTINGS.....................................................................................................61
9.2 RESETTING PANEL SETTINGS TO FACTORY SETTINGS...........................................................................61
10. TESTS..........................................................................................................................................................63
10.1 CMS CALL TEST..................................................................................................................................................63
10.2 USER CALL TEST............................................................................................................................................63
10.3 SİREN TESTİ....................................................................................................................................................63
10.4 PGM TEST........................................................................................................................................................64
10.5 PGM CONTROL...............................................................................................................................................64
11. APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................................... 64
11.1 FIRE DETECTOR CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT ...............................................................................64
11.2 FIRE SIREN CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT ........................................................................................65
11.3 PARTITION...........................................................................................................................................................65
11.4 HAREKETSİZLİKTE OTOMATİK ALARM KURMA........................................................................................66
11.5 ARM / DISARM WITH CALENDER ................................................................................................................. 67
11.6 HOME –AWAY ARMING .................................................................................................................................. 67
12. REPORTS....................................................................................................................................................68
13. KEYPAD USAGE..........................................................................................................................................71
13.1 STATUS LED INDICATORS............................................................................................................................... 72
13.2 FUNCTION KEYS................................................................................................................................................. 72
13.3 PARTITIONS AND ARROW KEYS.................................................................................................................... 72
13.4 KEYPAD ............................................................................................................................................................ 73
13.5 KEYPAD NOTIFICATIONS................................................................................................................................. 73
13.5.1 KEYPAD SOUND NOTIFICATIONS.......................................................................................................... 73
13.5.2 KEYPAD LED NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................ 73
14. FAQs............................................................................................................................................................74

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2. LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Installation.......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Figure 2: TSP-5314 Alarm Control Panel Connections ......................................................................................... 10
Figure 3: TSP-5324 Alarm Control Panel Connections.......................................................................................... 11
Figure 4: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections .........................................................................................12
Figure 5: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections..........................................................................................13
Figure 6: External Siren Connection........................................................................................................................... 14
Figure 7: Detector Connections.................................................................................................................................... 14
Figure 8: Single EOL Connection with Tamper.........................................................................................................15
Figure 9: Single EOL Connection ...................................................................................................................................15
Figure 10: Double EOL Connection ...............................................................................................................................15
Figure 11: Double EOL Connection with Tamper ......................................................................................................15
Figure 12: Double Zone Connection With and Without Tamper Connection ..................................................16
Figure 13: Keypad Connection .......................................................................................................................................17
Figure 14: Phone Line Connection ................................................................................................................................17
Figure 15: TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5270 Connection.................................................... 18
Figure 16: TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5272 Connection .................................................... 18
Figure 17: PGM ON –OFF Connection and Smoke Detector Connection ..........................................................19
Figure 18: Main Connection...........................................................................................................................................20
Figure 19: Emergency Shortcut Keys.......................................................................................................................... 41
Figure 20: Remote Control Module Installation.....................................................................................................52
Figure 21: Reset Jumper..................................................................................................................................................62
Figure 22: PGM Connection for Smoke Detector....................................................................................................64
Figure 23: PGM Connection for Fire Siren.................................................................................................................65
Figure 24: TSK-5718 LED Keypad..................................................................................................................................71
Figure 25: TSK-5710 LCD Keypad ..................................................................................................................................71

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3. IMPORTANT WARNINGS
GENERAL :
Read these instructions carefully before operating the devices and keep it for future reference.
Observe all warnings and precautions specified in the instructions. Follow all operating instructions.
✓Keep devices away from water and moisture.
✓Mount this device to a solid surface to avoid damage to device or environment.
✓Always use the device in its own box.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS:
Do not operate the device in extremely hot or cold environments except under the following
conditions.
Temperature : Between -20C ~ +70C
Humudity : 0… %90rH
VENTILATION:
This device does not need ventilation.
POWER SUPPLY :
Only use the device with the voltage specified in these operating instructions. If you are not sure
about the supply voltage of the device, please contact your dealer or manufacturer.
GROUNDING AND POLING:
Make sure the grounding is connected properly before applying power. Make sure that the supply
voltage is correct.
POWER CABLE PROTECTION:
Protect the power cord from being crushed or broken.
POWER LINE :
Especially for external applications, supply a separate line from the power line of devices such as
lighting lamps or power circuits and keep them away from the line of other devices.
OVERLOAD :
To avoid the risk of electric shock or fire, do not connect device(s) that will draw extra current to
extension cords and sockets.
OBJECT AND LIQUID INPUT:
To avoid the risk of fire and electric shock, make sure that no liquid or other objects can enter the
control panel.
SERVICES :
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself, you may be exposed to electric shock if you open
the appliance door.
In the event of any malfunction, contact your dealer or authorized service. Technical intervention to
the device must be performed by qualified service personnel.
FAULT CONDITIONS REQUIRING SERVICE:
In the event of any malfunction or in the following cases, contact your authorized service or dealer.

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✓When the power cord or plug is damaged
✓When any liquid flows or any object falls into the device
✓When exposed to water or rain
✓If the device has been dropped or the housing has been damaged
✓If the device has noticeable performance changes
✓If the device does not operate normally according to the operating instructions, call for service
as improper operation may result in further malfunctions.
SPARE PART:
If the repair process will be done by replacing any parts; Make sure that the service technician uses
original or equivalent parts to avoid the risk of fire, electric shock, or other malfunction.
SECURITY CHECK:
Request service from your dealer to check that the device is operating in healthy, proper and safe
conditions.
TRANSPORTATION:
The device must be handled carefully so that it is not exposed to any external impact and does not
oppose the ingress of liquid. Malfunctions during improper handling are not covered by the
warranty.
HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH:
This device does not contain any chemical or biological substances that may harm human health.
WHAT YOU CAN DO ON YOURSELF:
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself, as you may be exposed to electric shock if you open
the device box. In the event of any malfunction, contact your dealer or authorized service. Technical
intervention to the device must be carried out by qualified service personnel. The device should be
cleaned with a dry cloth. Do not use any chemicals.
4. INTRODUCTION
Teknim Pars series alarm panels are user-friendly and capable of responding to many requests with
4+4 / 8+8 zone options and built-in PSTN / GSM-GPRS options. It’s offers easy of use for end users
and allows the installer to make easily commission the required features according to the user's
demand.
Easy Installation;
✓Mount the Panel to wall with four holes, screws and dowels are in the box.
✓Suitable for flush or surface mounting for easy cable entry.
✓Function is written at each end of the terminal group. Connect all the cable of each devices
without mixing.
✓Connect the telephone line.
✓Plug the power supply socket.
Easy Maintenance;
✓Current status, error-fault information is displayed, gives the necessary warnings instantly.
✓Test functions allow you to test each component and hear the result audibly and visually.
✓All events are stored in memory, can be easily viewed later.
✓Uses a maintenance-free dry type battery.

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Easy Programming;
✓The settings for each feature are grouped together. This makes your installation easier.
✓The majority of the setting parameters must be multiple-choice.
✓The panel can be commissioned by simply entering user passwords and phone numbers.
✓All settings can be transferred from panel to computer or from computer to panel with PC
software and connection cable.
Easy Usage;
✓Arm and Disarm by only Code.
✓One-touch quick arm methods.
✓Arm –Disarm by Keyfob.
✓Arm –Disarm by Phone.
✓Arm –Disarm by Key.
✓Weekly programmable Arm –Disarm and Arm when no movement.
✓Arm –Disarm by Mobile Application (TSP-5324 or with TXM-5272 Module)
Easy Automation;
✓PGM outputs can be programmed weekly with associated timers.
✓PGM outputs can be activated when there is movement in the associated zone or partition.
✓PGM outputs can be enabled to be active when an alarm is set in the associated partition.
✓PGM outputs can work like SRN in the associated partition.
✓PGM outputs can be activated when fire is detected or reset fire detectors.
✓PGM outputs can be remotely controlled by telephone.
✓PGM outputs can be controlled by keypad.
✓PGM outputs can be controlled by mobile application (TSP-5324 or With TXM-5272 Module)
Easy Management;
✓Users codes canbe limit by date or entery-exit time.
✓Users authorized partitions can be restricted.
✓Keypads can be restricted for users.

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5. SYSTEM FEATURES
Inputs;
TSP-5314
TSP-5324
TSP-5208
Zone
4
4
8
Double Zone
Yes (8)
Yes (8)
Yes (8)
Zone Connection
NC-NO-Resistence Free
NC-NO-Resistence Free
NC-NO-Resistence Free
Keypad Zone
Var
Var
Var
Outputs;
TSP-5314
TSP-5324
TSP-5208
PGM Outputs
1 (NC-NO)
1 (NC-NO)
1 (NC-NO)
Siren Outputs
1
1
1
Siren Time
2-255 Sec
2-255 Sec
2-255 Sec
Electric –Mechanic;
TSP-5314
TSP-5324
TSP-5208
Power
230VAC 50Hz
230VAC 50Hz
230VAC 50Hz
Panel Fuse
125mA
125mA
125mA
Circuit Protection
Yes
Yes
Yes
Siren Out
500mA
500mA
500mA
AUX Out
750mA
750mA
750mA
PGM Out
500mA
500mA
500mA
Panel Voltage
12V
12V
12V
Output Current
1,5A
1,5A
1,5A
Dimentions
W: 260mm H: 300mm D:
39/95mm
G: 260mm Y: 300mm D:
39/95mm
G: 260mm Y: 300mm
D: 39/95mm
Weight
1690gr (Unpacked)
1980gr (Packed)
1690gr (Unpacked)
1980gr (Packed)
1690gr (Unpacked)
1980gr (Packed)
Keypad;
TSK-5710
TSK-5718
Keypad Support
4
4
Special Keys
Panic, Fire, Medical
Panic, Fire, Medical
LCD
Yes
No
LED
No
Yes
Keypad Backlit
Yes
Yes
LED Indicator
Yes
Yes
Event Memory
Yes
Yes
Chime
Yes
Yes
Dimensions
W: 171,5mm H: 120mm D: 20/36mm
W: 171,5mm H: 120mm D: 20/36mm

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Usage Features;
✓Passwords; 1x Master, 1x Engineering, 9x User, 1x Guest. All Four Digit
✓255 Event History (With Dates)
✓6 User Phone Number
✓Two different ARC Support
✓Two ARC number for Each ARC
✓Manuel Bypass
✓Configuration Software by PC
✓2 Weekly timer program
✓Remotly controllable PGM by Mobile Application or Phone.
ARM and Disarm;
✓Quick Arm,
✓Partition Arm - Disarm,
✓Home –Away Arming,
✓Auto Arm - Disarm (Weekly Program) Arm When No Movement,
✓Arm –Disarm by Key
✓Arm –Disarm by Keyfob
✓Arm –Disarm by Phone
✓Arm –Disarm by Mobile Application (TSP-5324 or with TXM-5272 Module)
✓Panic, Fire and Medical Alarm by Keypad

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6. INSTALLATION
6.1 GENERAL
When you unpacked the control panel first time from the package you will find screw and EOL
Resistors inside which you can use for zone doubling.
After drilling holes in the wall with 8mm drill, the panel can be mounted on the concrete wall by
using screws. The panel box consists of two parts, the body and the lid. The four screws on the
cover can be removed with screwdriver.
Detectors, siren, keypad, telephone connections are made by using the appropriate cable. Make sure
all connections are correct before the mains connection. It is recommended to use LIYCY cable with
outer braided wire shield and foil and to connect the shields with a wire to the ground line at the
mains terminal.
It is also recommended to connect the shield on the keypad cable to the EGND (ground) on the panel
and keypad side. 3x0.75 mm² standard cable can be used for electrical mains connection.
Important: This device must be installed in a place free from dust and moisture. Suitable for indoor
installation.
WARNING: Do not energize the panel until the installation is completed and all connections are
correct.
Figure 1: Installation

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6.2 PANEL CONNECTION DIAGRAM
Figure 2: TSP-5314 Alarm Control Panel Connections
Caution: Installation and electrical
connections of the panel must be
done by trained personnel.
Unconscious interventions may
result in electrical current
exposure and malfunctions of the
panel board.

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Figure 3: TSP-5324 Alarm Control Panel Connections
Caution: Installation and electrical
connections of the panel must be
done by trained personnel.
Unconscious interventions may
result in electrical current
exposure and malfunctions of the
panel board.

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Figure 4: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections
Caution: Installation and electrical
connections of the panel must be
done by trained personnel.
Unconscious interventions may
result in electrical current
exposure and malfunctions of the
panel board.

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Figure 5: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections

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6.3 OUTDOOR SIREN CONNECTION
Sounder connection is made from 12V, SRN, GND terminals. 12V and GND are used to feed the siren.
This feed can be used for more than one siren. The siren trigger output of the panel is SRN.
Programmable as NO (Normally Open Contact) or NC (Normally Closed Contact).
Important: When two sirens are connected to the system, one of the sirens must be set to INT to
reduce the current drawn from the panel.
6.4 DEDECTOR CONNECTION
6.4.1 Connection Without Resistor
The terminals of the detectors are
basically relay contacts, and these
two terminals are connected to one
of the terminals Z1, Z2, ..., Zn. and
COM.
The detectors that require power are
supplied from the 12V +and -
terminals of the AUX terminal group.
Z1, Z2, ..., Zn zone inputs can be
programmed as input activation
status NO or NC, end-of-line resistor
(single resistor, double resistor),
without resistor or double zone.
Figure 7 shows an example of connection of PIR detector, Smoke Detector, Gas Detector and
magnetic contact to the panel without end-of-line resistor connection type.
Figure 6: External Siren Connection
Figure 7: Detector Connections
VAS-740 Outdoor Siren
TSS-5790 Outdoor Siren
Detector Base
Detector Base
Smoke Detector
Gas Detector
Smoke Detector
Motion Detector

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6.4.2 End of Line Resistant Connection
Using end-of-line resistance has advantages. When a single end-of-line resistor is used, a break in
the detector cable may be detected as sabotage by the panel. When a double end-of-line resistor is
used, both the detector cable break and the short circuit condition can be detected by the panel as
sabotage. Recommended to use double end-of-line resistor connection type.
The 2.7kΩresistors from the panel packaging can be used for this purpose. These resistors must be
connected on the detector side. The connection of the resistors in the panel is incorrect because it
prevents the function from being performed. When more than one detector contact is connected in
series in the same Zone, end-of-line resistor connection cannot be made. Below are examples of
end-of-line resistance connections with and without tamper Connection.
Figure 9: Single EOL Connection
Figure 8: Single EOL Connection with Tamper
Figure 10: Double EOL Connection
Figure 11: Double EOL Connection with Tamper
Important: In order for the resistor connections to work properly, the resistors must be installed
on the detector side. Otherwise, the specified features will not work properly.
Motion Detector
Motion Detector
Motion Detector
Motion Detector

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6.4.3 Zone Doubling
The number of zones can be increased with zone doubling. If 2KΩand 3.9KΩresistors are connected
to inputs Z1, Z2, ....., Zn as follows and programmed accordingly, zone doubling is performed at that
input. Thus, two zone connections are made, one being the connected input (Z1, Z2, ....., Zn) and the
other pair (Z9, Z10, ....., Z (n + 8)). The input reaction of all zones can be individually programmed as
NC or NO. Eamples of zone doubling is shown below. Zone doubling is not available when additional
zone modules are used. Below are examples of zone pairing with and without tamper.
PS: If a single end-of-line, double end-of-line resistor connection or zone doubling is made as
shown in the above figures, the system will alarm when the tamper is opened while the panel is
armed. If the panel is not armed, the system only warns of zone failure.
See section 7.5.1 Zone Connection Type for programming details.
6.5 KEYPAD CONNECTION
The keypad connection of the panel is made with 12V, A, B, GND terminals of keypad terminal group.
The 12V, A, B, GND terminals on the keypad should be connected to the same terminals on the panel
board. If there is a problem with the keypad connection, the keypad will warn you. It is
recommended to connect the shield on the keypad cable to the EGND on the panel and keypad sides.
4 keypads can be connected to TSP-5XXX panels. Keypad addresses must be given first when
connecting multiple keypads (To assign the keypad address, see section 7.10 Learning the Keypad
Address - Changing). In addition, the keypads must be activated in the program. (See section 7.6.1
Keypad Authorizations).
!!! WARNING: When connecting the keypad or replacing the keypad, make sure that the panel is
de-energized and terminals A, B do not come in contact with 12V. Otherwise, the panel may
malfunction.
Figure 12: Double Zone Connection With and Without Tamper Connection
Motion Detector
Motion Detector
Motion Detector
Motion Detector

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IMPORTANT: The total length of the connecting cable between the keypad and the panel can be
up to 100 meters
Keypad Zone Connection;
6.6 COMMUNICATION MODULE CONNECTIONS
6.6.1 Telephone Line Connection (For TSP-5314 Panel)
The telephone line connection of the panel is made with LINE
terminal group. An internal or external line can be used in the
connection. If the line is disconnected, an error message is
displayed. Trouble and Memory lights flash on LED Keypad. The
Trouble light on the LCD Keypad turns on and the display shows
an error message. Error message disappears when panel
detects line. Also, a parallel device must not be connected to the
line at the LINE input. If there is a single telephone line and other
devices will use this line, the PTT line must be connected to the
LINE input and the line must be continued from PHONE output to
other devices (Telephone, Fax, POS machine, etc.).
PS: If the ADSL line is used, the telephone line connection of the panel must be made through the
phone line output of the SPLITTER device. Otherwise, the phone call feature of the panel may be
adversely affected.
Figure 13: Keypad Connection
Figure 14: Phone Line Connection
Phone Line
Figure 14: Keypad Zone Connection
MAG
GND
12V
A
B
GND

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6.6.2 TXM-5270 PSTN Module Connection
The TXM-5270 PSTN Module is designed for the Alarm Panel to send information to users or the
Alarm Reciever Center over the telephone line. Can be used in TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Alarm
Panels.
TXM-5270 The module is mounted to 4 screwing places in the space on the right side of the alarm
panel and the connection to the alarm panel board is made with the flat ribbon cable as in below
figure.
Ps:TSP-5314 PSTN line input is fixed on the alarm panel. Only TXM-5272 GSM / GPRS Module can be
added to this panel.
6.6.3 TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module Connection (for TSP-5314 and TSP-5208)
The TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module is designed for the Alarm Panel to send information to users or to
the Alarm Recieving Center via GSM or GPRS. Can be used in TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Alarm Panels.
TXM-5272 The module is mounted to 4 screwing places in the space on the right side of the alarm
panel and the connection to the alarm panel board is made with the flat ribbon cable as in below
figure.
Ps:GSM / GPRS Module is fixed on TSP-5324 Alarm panel. Only TXM-5270 PSTN Module can be
added to this panel.
Figure 15: TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5270 Connection
Figure 16: TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5272 Connection
GSM
Antenna
GSM
Antenna

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The TSP-5208 Alarm Panel can be connected to both TXM-5270 PSTN and TXM-5272 GSM / GPRS
Module simultaneously to back up communication. To do this, two modules should be mounted on
top of each other and cable connections should be made as shown above.
6.7 PGM CONNECTION
Teknim PARS series panels have 1 PGM output. This output can be used and programmed for a
variety of purposes, such as operating any device in the form of On - Off or resetting via the keypad
in case of smoke detectors connected to the system.
Attention should be paid to the current to be drawn from the PGM output, a relay with a contact
suitable for the load to be controlled should be used if the current does not exceed the maximum
PGM output current. (PGM 500mA, maks.)
Detailed information about programming can be found in 7.4.4 PGM Settings.
Figure 17: PGM ON –OFF Connection and Smoke Detector Connection
Detector Base
Smoke Detector