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AVA
Wireless Security System
USER Manual
Безжична охранителна система
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Guarantee................................................................................................................... 3
1. General Information ............................................................................................. 4
1.1 Supported Wireless Devices ................................................................................ 4
1.2 Control Panel Keyboard ....................................................................................... 5
1.2.1 LED Indication ............................................................................................. 5
1.2.2 Keypad Sounder.......................................................................................... 5
1.2.3 Button Functions.......................................................................................... 6
1.2.4 LCD Display................................................................................................. 6
1.2.5 Symbols Used in Text Introducing ............................................................... 7
1.2.6 Built-in Siren ................................................................................................ 7
1.3 Language Change................................................................................................. 7
2. ARMING and DISARMING the System ................................................................ 8
2.1 Operation with RC 102 TE Remote Control ......................................................... 8
2.1.1 Buttons Functions of RC 102 TE................................................................ 8
2.2 Operation with the Control Panel Keyboard .......................................................... 9
2.2.1 ARMING by the Keyboard .......................................................................... 9
2.2.2 DISARMING by the Keyboard.................................................................... 10
2.2.3 Panic Buttons ............................................................................................. 10
2.3 ARMING and DISARMING by Telephone ............................................................. 11
3. System Status........................................................................................................ 12
4. Bypassing Detectors or Detector Groups .......................................................... 14
5. Event LOG-le Review ......................................................................................... 15
6. User’s Programming ............................................................................................ 15
6.1 User Code Programming....................................................................................... 16
6.2 Change Own Code................................................................................................ 18
6.3 System Programming............................................................................................ 18
APPENDIX: Description of the Events LOG................................................................ 20
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GUARANTEE
During the guarantee period the manufacturer shall, at its sole discretion, replace or repair any
defective product when it is returned to the factory. All parts replaced and/or repaired shall be
covered for the remainder of the original guarantee, or for ninety (90) days, whichever period is
longer. The original purchaser shall immediately send manufacturer a written notice of the defective
parts or workmanship, which written notice must in all cases be received prior to expiry of the
guarantee.
INTERNATIONAL GUARANTEE
Foreign customers shall enjoy the same guarantee rights as those enjoyed by any customer in
Bulgaria, except that manufacturer shall not be liable for any related customs duties, taxes or VAT,
which may be payable.
GUARANTEE PROCEDURE
This guarantee will be granted when the appliance in question is returned. The manufacturer shall
accept no product whatsoever, of which no prior notice has been received.
CONDITIONS FOR WAIVING THE GUARANTEE
This guarantee shall apply to defects in products resulting only from improper materials or
workmanship, related to its normal use. It shall not cover:
§ Damages resulting from improper transportation and handling;
§ Damages caused by natural calamities, such as re, oods, storms, earthquakes or lightning;
§ Damages caused by incorrect voltage, accidental breakage or water; beyond the control of the
manufacturer;
§ Damages caused by unauthorized system incorporation, changes, modications or surrounding
objects;
§ Damages caused by peripheral appliances unless such peripheral appliances have been supplied
by the manufacturer;
§ Defects caused by inappropriate surrounding of installed products;
§ Damages caused by failure to use the product for its normal purpose;
Damages caused by improper maintenance;
§ Damages resulting from any other cause, bad maintenance or product misuse.
In the case of a reasonable number of unsuccessful attempts to repair the product, covered by
this guarantee, the manufacturer’s liability shall be limited to the replacement of the product as the
sole compensation for breach of the guarantee. Under no circumstances shall the manufacturer be
liable for any special, accidental or consequential damages, on the grounds of breach of guarantee,
breach of agreement, negligence, or any other legal notion.
WAIVER
This Guarantee shall contain the entire guarantee and shall be prevailing over any and all other
guarantees, explicit or implicit (including any implicit guarantees on behalf of the dealer, or
adaptability to specic purposes), and over any other responsibilities or liabilities on behalf of the
manufacturer. The manufacturer does neither agree, nor empower, any person, acting on his own
behalf, to modify or alter this Guarantee, nor to replace it with another guarantee, or another liability
with regard to this product.
UNWARRANTED SERVICES
The manufacturer shall repair or replace unwarranted products, which have been returned to its
factory, at its sole discretion under the conditions below. The manufacturer shall accept no products
for which no prior notice has been received.
The products, which the manufacturer deems repairable, will be repaired and returned. The
manufacturer has prepared a price list and those products, which can be repaired, shall be paid for
every repaired appliance.
The closest equivalent product, available at the time, shall replace the products manufacturer
deems un-repairable. The current market price shall be charged for every replaced product.

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1. General Information
The AVA Wireless Security System is designed for establishing domestic and small ofce
alarm security systems. The connection between the various components of the security
system is wireless, based on radio-communication with a frequency of 868 MHz.
The AVA set includes modules meeting all requirements for a wireless alarm security
system – sirens for outdoor installation, magnetic contact (with a shock detector - option-
al), infrared detector, re optical-smoke detector, digital communicator, remote controls,
and keyboard with liquid crystal display (playback of 7 voice messages - optional).
The maximal number of system users is 16. Every user, depending on the rights as-
signed by the system installer, can arm or disarm the system security, bypass detectors
and modules, change his own code, program the other codes, review the list of events
in the system’s log (memory le), change the system clock, date, as well as many other
functions.
In order to gain access to the available functions and parameters, the user has to enter
his code. Access to specic functions and parameters will depend on the individual user
rights.
Security control is possible through the liquid crystal display keyboard built into the AVA
box, the remote control and wireless keyboard with liquid crystal display or/and over the
telephone.
The digital communicator enables the establishment of an acoustic connection with the
armed premises.
1.1 Supported Wireless Devices
AVA Keyboard (VG) is used to remote monitoring of the system status,
arming and disarming. Play-back of 7 voice messages (optional).
FD100TE Optical-Smoke Fire Detector for reporting re events.
AVA P-Rex Infrared Detector for detecting movement, with an option for
wall or stand mounting.
MC100TE Magnetic Detector for door or window frame installation.
Rolling shutter control build in (optional).
RC102TE Remote Control with LED and sound indication about the
system status.
Outdoor siren SR200R

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1.2 Control Panel Keyboard
The main panel keyboard consists
of an LCD Display, LED Indication
and 20 buttons with general
and special functions. A beep is
generated to acknowledge the
pressing of any button. A sound
signal is also used to indicate where
a specific operation is accepted or
rejected.
The user or engineer codes provide
access to the various alarm system
programming and control menus.
The default value of the user menu code is 0000, and the engineer code is
7777.
1.2.1 LED Indication
There are four LEDs on the main panel keyboard which indicate:
220V (green) - lights up permanently to indicate mains power supply and turns off
when disrupted.
TROUBLE (red) - lights up to indicate an open tamper in the system; blinks to indicate
system trouble. When lit it is recommended to contact your installer.
ALARM (red) - lights up permanently to indicate an alarm event; blinks to indicate
entry and exit countdown time for encouraging relative actions for disarming or evacuating
the site.
FIRE (red) - indicates a re in the premises.
1.2.2 Keypad Sounder
Beep - when pressing a button;
Long beep - reject an action;
One long beep followed by a few short ones - conrmation signal;
Short beeps - exit time is running;
Fast beeps - entry time is running out or an important event such as Tamper, Fire, etc.
has occurred;
Double beep every 20 seconds - trouble indication. The double beep signal can be
stopped by holding the
CLR
button pressed for 2 seconds;
“Chime” - activated entry-exit zone.
Buttons
LCD
Display
2
5
8
0
CLR ENT
PRG
ARM
BPS
TRBL
MEM
13
46
79
DISARM
LED
Indication
MIC
Microphone

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1.2.3 Button Functions
1.2.4 Display
The AVA Wireless System avails of an alphanumeric display (2 x 16 characters). The
following specic symbols have been introduced to account for various events:
In normal working mode time and date are displayed and the user can choose from
between two screens - Screen 1 with information of groups status, set by default and
Screen 2, see §6.3, page 18.
Screen 1 Screen 2
The display is lit by a LED backlight with controllable brightness and a power saving
option when the keyboard is not in use and/or during power failure.
premises
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1.2.5. Symbols Used for Text Introducing from the Keypad
Use the keypad buttons numbered from 1 to 9 to introduce the symbols for entering
group and detector names, for adjusting the time and date, etc. In text editing and
entering mode the button is repeatedly pressed until the required letter, digit or symbol
is obtained. The available symbols of the pressed button are displayed in the top right-
hand corner when introduced.
Letters in Latin are displayed if the English version of the software is
selected, and in Cyrillic in the Bulgarian version.
Switching over between the different languages is described in §1.3.
1.2.6 Built-in Siren
The AVA Wireless Security System has a built-in siren 90dB which could be freely
programmed to become active in case of specic system events and continuity of siren
alarm.
1.3 Language Change
During initial start-up the menus by default are in English. In order to change the menus
over to other language select in succession:
That gives you the opportunity to choose the language of the system menus. After
selecting the indicated buttons the screen has the following view:
You can choose the selected language by pressing the
ENT
button for conrmation.
After the language is changed and conrmed, press the
CLR
button twice to return to
the initial menu screen.
Buttons Latin Cyrillic
User Code
0000 PRG 34
4)Language
english
4)Language
áúëãàðñêè

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2. ARMING and DISARMING the System
The system can be armed when all the group detectors, in the respective zone(s) that is
(are) to be armed, are inactive and are indicated by the “-” symbol on the LCD display.
AVA can provide short sound signals from the System sirens in conrmation of success-
fully executed Arm or Disarm commands. Where this function has been programmed by
the System installer, the successful execution of the Arm command shall be conrmed
by two short activations of the sirens, and the execution of the Disarm command shall be
conrmed by three short activations of the siren.
2.1 Operation with a Remote Control
RC 102 TE Remote Control gives the user the possibility for distance Arming and Disarm-
ing the system. RC 102 TE has a visual and a sound indication for the system status.
2.1.1 RC 102 TE Button Functions
System DISARM. Pressing the button disarms all system groups. This function is
automatically assigned by default after the remote control enrolment.
System ARM. Pressing the button arms all system groups. This function is auto-
matically assigned by default after the remote control enrolment.
Freely programmable button. The installer assigns this function when program-
ming the control panel. The button can be programmed for Panic, Fire button,
Programmable output or Medical alarm.
Information button, indicating the system status. The installer assigns this func-
tion when programming the control panel. In order to use the button to monitor
the system status it must be programmed beforehand at the control panel as “not
programmed”.
By default, the buttons are programmed as follows:
DISARMS all groups in the system.
ARMS all groups in the system.
DISARMS groups 1, 2 and 3.
ARMS groups 1, 2 and 3.
System DISARM.
System ARM.
Freely programmable
button.
Information button.

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2.2 Operation with the Keyboard
The general view and the elements of the control panel keyboard are described in
details in §1.2, page 5.
2.2.1 System Arming by the Keyboard
To Arm the system you must rst enter a valid user code (by default the manager’s code
is 0000). All system groups have to be in an inactive state, i.e. there should be no system
events as open group(s), alarm, lost module, etc. Readiness for arming is indicated by
the “-” symbol below the respective system group.
To enter the User Menu:
If the user code is correctly introduced a conrmation signal would be heard from the
keyboard. Singe press the
ARM
button and enter a number of an ARMING function from
1 to 6 with the help of the
6
1...
buttons.
To ARM the system enter in sequence:
By default the ARM Function N1 is programmed to Arm Groups 1,2 and 3
and the ARM Function N2 - Groups 1,2,3,4,5 and 6.
By default the ARM Functions from N3 to N6 are not programmed.
After entering a number of an ARM Function and conrming with the
ENT
button starts
running an exit time for leaving the premises. Symbol blinks at the control panel. By
default the programmed exit time is 20 seconds.
During the exit time running the LCD displays:
The armed groups in the system are displayed with the symbol, and those with by-
passed detectors or devices - with symbol.
Fast System ARMING
Fast system arming is possible if to user code 16 are given all rights. The system arming
is done without entering of a valid user code.
For fast system ARMING enter in succession:
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code
User Menu
ARMing
User Menu
ARMing
ARM
ARMing
ARM Fn N:
Number of ARMing
Function
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
ENT
Exit time
ARMing
Armed,Leave area
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ARM
ARMing
ARM Fn N:
ENT
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
Number of ARMing
Function
Exit time

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2.2.2 System Disarming by the Keyboard
To Disarm the system you must rst enter a valid user code (by default the user code is
0000). When accessing an entry/exit group an entry time starts running. Symbol blinks
at the control panel. By default the programmed entry time is 10 seconds.
To enter the User Menu and to DISARM the system:
If the user code is correctly introduced a conrmation signal would be heard from the
keyboard. Singe press the
DISARM
button and enter a number of a DISARMING function
from 1 to 6 with the help of the
6
1...
buttons.
LCD displays:
By default the DISARM Function N1 is programmed to DISARM Groups 1,2
and 3 and the DISARM Function N2 - Groups 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
By default the DISARM Functions from N3 to N6 are not programmed.
2.2.3 Panic Buttons
There are three Panic Alarm buttons’ combinations in the AVA wireless control system.
The User can send PANIC, FIRE and MEDICAL alarm messages to the control station
by simultaneously pressing two buttons according the alarm event.
The buttons’ combinations for the separate alarm events are as follows:
Examples:
• To send a PANIC alarm message to a monitoring station press simultaneously buttons
1
and
3
.
• To send a FIRE alarm message to a monitoring station press simultaneously buttons
4
and
6
.
• To send a MEDICAL alarm message to a monitoring station press simultaneously but-
tons
7
and
9
.
entry
time
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code
DISARM
DISARMing
DisarmFn N:
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
ENT
DISARMing
disarmed
Number of
DISARMing
Function
13
PANIC
46
FIRE
79
MEDICAL

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2.3 ARMING and DISARMING by Telephone
The AVA can be controlled from a mobile or ordinary telephone, capable of reproducing
DTMF tones.
To establish a connection dial the telephone number of the System. After connection is
established, a specic sound (a continuous sound signal), produced by the System, will
be heard from the receiver.
Single press “*”. Enter a valid user code, followed by two random digits. To the code
which is being used must be assigned to Remote Control rights - “Remote Access”.
A conrmation signal will be heard from the receiver when the code has been entered
correctly. On the telephone keypad enter the symbols “*9”. This will switch the System
over to remote control mode of security.
Enter the number of the desired function for arming or disarming:
- from 001 to 006 For Arming function;
- from 101 to 106 For Disarming function.
To terminate the connection with the system press “99”.
Algorithm for working with the communicator
Dial the telephone number
Wait for continuous signal
from AVA system
Press once button “”*
Enter digit access code
digit valid user code
random digits
--
4- +
2
6
Received
acknowledge
signal? No
Ye s
ARM functions to
ISARM functions to
001 006
D 101 106
Button Listening to the AVA’s premises
Button Talking to the AVA’s premises
Button Listening and talking to the AVA’s premises
Button Amplified listening to the AVA’s premises
*9-Remote Arming/Disarming mode
Termination of the connection
1-
2-
3-
99 -
0-
Pressed buttons
or0, 1, 23?
Pressed buttons
and*9?
Pressing 99 terminates the connection.
No
Ye s
Switches on respective
acoustic function
Pressed buttons
and*0?
No
Ye s
No
Ye s
To ARM or DISARM the
system from a mobile or
ordinary telephone you
should have mounted
digital communicator
(dialer) in the control
panel box.

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3. System Status
The user has an access to review the technical troubles in the system (the troubles in
the system at the moment).
To review the technical troubles in the system:
After pressing the
TRBL
button the user can review the system troubles menus.
Menu for technical troubles review. At the display would be
shown only the current system troubles:
AC loss - no main power supply
Main BATT - low charge level or burnt out battery fuse
fuse - burnt out auxiliary power supply fuse
module BATT - low battery charge in any of the modules
low temp. - low temperature or FD requires servicing
comm. ERR - telephone communication trouble
line fault - telephone line trouble
RFinterference- working frequencies interference
Quick access to the system troubles:
TRBL
code
TRBL (troubles)
1)SystemTroubles
TRBL (troubles)
2)Open Groups
TRBL (troubles)
3)Open Devices
TRBL (troubles)
4)Group state
TRBL (troubles)
5)Device State
ENT
ENT
ENT
ENT
ENT
1)SystemTroubles
* main ÂÀÒÒ
ÀÑ loss
main ÂÀÒÒ
fuse
module ÂÀÒÒ
low temp.
comm. ERR
line fault
RFinterference
TRBL (troubles)
not found
TRBL (troubles)
not fount
TRBL (troubles)
not found
TRBL (troubles)
not found
ATTENTION:
If there are trouble events
in the groups or devices
at the LCD will be given
information for their
number and type.
For details see given
below explanations of the
system trouble menus.
1)SystemTroubles
TRBL
1
code

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2)Open Groups Menu for review of system groups which are not ready to be armed.
After pressing the
ENT
button, on the display would be automati-
cally shown the groups which are not ready to be armed.
Example of open groups:
Quick access to the open groups:
Menu for review of system devices which are not ready to be
armed. After pressing the
ENT
button, on the display would be au-
tomatically shown the devices which are not ready to be armed.
Example of open detectors:
Quick access to the open detectors:
Menu for review of system group state. After pressing the
ENT
button, on the display would be automatically shown all system
groups and their status.
Example of groups status review:
Quick access to the groups status:
Menu for review of system modules state. After pressing the
ENT
button, on the display would be automatically shown all system
modules and their status.
Example of modules status review:
Quick access to the modules status:
Use the buttons to switch over from automatic to manual review mode.
TRBL (troubles)
2)Open Groups
ENT
G:01 -+- Ent/Ext
Group 01 name
TRBL
2
code
3)Open Devices
4)Group state
5)Device State
TRBL (troubles)
3)Open Devices
ENT
01PIR -L-#012345
PIR01
TRBL
3
code
TRBL (troubles)
4)Group state
ENT
G:01 +L- Ent/Ext
Group 01 name
4
TRBL
code
TRBL (troubles)
5)Device State
ENT
01PIR -L-#012345
PIR01
TRBL
5
code

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4. Bypassing Detectors or Detector Groups
Individual detectors can be bypassed where necessary. When bypassed their state will
take no effect when arming the system.
To bypass modules in the system:
After pressing the
BPS
button the user can bypass individual system modules. With the
buttons the user can review all registered in the system modules and devices
(wireless and wired).
From the screen of each module or device after pressing the
ENT
button the user can
enter in the menu for bypassing.
Attention: It is possible the devices to be with edited names according their
position in the system. If possible, ask your installer for more details.
Menu for bypassing of modules and detectors. Use the
buttons to choose the bypass? option and conrm by pressing
the
ENT
button. Bypassed device is marked with symbol Bin the
device status eld.
Example for bypassed device:
Press the
CLR
button several times to return to the initial menu screen.
When disarming, the System automatically restores the bypassed detec-
tors which belong to disarmed Areas.
BPS
code
01PIR ---#012345
Device01 name
02SIR ---#123456
Device02 name
22KBD ---#678990
Device24 name
ENT
Device01 name
1)Bypass device
ENT
1)Bypass device
Not BYPASSED
unbypass?
bypass?
1)Device State
01PIR -B-#012345
Device01 name

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5. Event LOG-le Review
The System records the latest 256 events by time and date of occurrence. These events
are available for review by the user. For this purpose the respective user needs to have
been assigned the relevant right - Log view. You can check the meaning of the respec-
tive event in the APPENDIX: Description of the Event LOG.
To review the system events (the Log-le):
After pressing the
MEM
, use the buttons to review the different system
events.
When the event is associated with a module, a device or a group, after pressing the
PRG
button on the screen could be seen additional information about the name and the
number of the group/device, and if a device had been bypassed - the number of the user
who had made the action.
Step back to the list of events you can make by single pressing
ENT
or
CLR
button.
Press the
CLR
button several times to return to the initial menu screen.
6. User’s Programming
The System maintains 16 user codes. Depending on their programmed rights the users
avail of access rights to various menus.
To enter the User Programming Menu:
The user programming menu has three separate submenus:
After pressing the
ENT
button from the screen of the respective menu the user has
access to different programming submenus - see also Appendix: General Structure
of User’s Menus.
MEM
code
000 07/29 19:18
EV_PROG_ENG
PRG
G:02 Group name
D:01 Device name
001 07/29 19:18
EV_BURG_ALARM
PRG
code
PROGramming
1)User Codes
PROGramming
2)ChangeOwn Code
PROGramming
3)System

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6.1 User Codes Programming
From menu 1)User Codes press
ENT
button to enter the user code programming
submenus.
For each code you can program 5 separate submenus: for changing the digits and code
name, arming and disarming rights and the code attributes.
Quick access to the user code programming submenus:
* All active parameters in the system are marked with the “*” symbol and the
inactive - with the “-” symbol. Press the
PRG
button of the keypad to change the
parameter status of the respective submenu.
PRG
code
PROGramming
1)User Codes
ENT
Code 01 ****
Code 01 name
Code 16 xxxx
Code 16 name
ENT
****
õõõõ programmed code free position for
new code
Code 01 name
1)Change Code
ENT
Code 01 name
new code:[ ]
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
Code 01 name
5)CodeAttributes
ENT
5)CodeAttributes
* Manager
* Manager
* Bypass
* Log view
* Time/Date set
* Remote Access
Code 01 name
confirm:[ ]
Code 01 name
2)Change name
ENT
2)Change name
Code 01 name
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
-
Code 01 name
3)Arming Rights
ENT
3)Arming Rights
* ARM f-n N1
Code 01 name
4)Disarm.Rights
ENT
4)Disarm.Rights
* DARM f-n N1
* ARM f-n N1
* ARM f-n N2
* ARM f-n N3
* ARM f-n N4
* ARM f-n N5
* ARM f-n N6
* DARM f-n N1
* DARM f-n N2
* DARM f-n N3
* DARM f-n N4
* DARM f-n N5
* DARM f-n N6
*
*
*

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Menu for changing the digits of the user code. Every user code
is 4-digit.
The screen will display already exists if any code which
already exists is introduced and confirming ERROR if there
are discrepancies between the initial code introduced and the
conrmation code. In both cases the introduction should be re-
sumed from the beginning.
If the change has been done correctly the screen will display
code is changed.
The name of the user code can be freely edited in this menu.
Use the keypad to select the letters to write the new name. A
cursor is positioned under the letter to be edited. After the new
letter is selected, the cursor automatically moves on to the next
letter to be edited. A table with the available symbols is pro-
vided in §1.2.5, page 7. Use the
ENT
button to conrm entered
data.
Attention: In this mode you can switch over the avali-
able Latin and Cyrillic symbols and letters by single
pressing the
PRG
button.
Menu for programming the number(s) of the ARMING functions
which could be activated with the code. Use the but-
tons to choose the number of an ARMING function N1 - N6.
Use the
PRG
button to activate / deactivate the ARMING func-
tion. Use the
ENT
button to conrm entered data.
Menu for programming the number(s) of the DISARMING
functions which could be activated with the code. Use the
buttons to choose the number of a DISARMING func-
tion N1 - N6. Use the
PRG
button to activate / deactivate the DIS-
ARMING function. Use the
ENT
button to conrm entered data.
By default all ARMING (N1 - N6) and DISARMING (N1 - N6) Functions are
activated for User Code 1. The numbers of ARMING and DISARMING Func-
tions for the other user codes can be freely programmed.
The menu is used to assign code owner rights.
The attributes have the following meanings:
Manager - can programme all remaining codes
Bypass - can bypass zones
Log view - can review the event log-le
Time/Date Set - can set date and time
Remote Access - has enabled access to telephone line
Use the
ENT
button to conrm all entered data.
All attributes of the Manager Code 1 are enabled by default. The default
value of the Manager Code 1 is 0000.
1)Change Code
2)Change Name
3)Arming Rights
4)Disarm.Rights
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6.2 Change Own Code
From menu 2)ChangeOwn Code use the
ENT
button to enter the submenu for chang-
ing the own code.
The codes without Manager attribute can only change their own digit combination.
The new code combination requires double conrmation with the
ENT
button.
The screen will display already exists if any code which already exists is introduced
and confirming ERROR if there are discrepancies between the initial code introduced
and the conrmation code. In both cases the introduction should be resumed from the
beginning.
If the change has been done correctly the screen will display code is changed.
Quick access to change own code menu:
6.3 System Programming
Every user has access to four menus to make system settings. To enter these submenus
choose 3)System and press the
ENT
button.
PROGramming
2)ChangeOwn Code
ENT
PROGramming
new code:[ ]
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
PROGramming
confirm:[ ]
2
5
8
0
13
46
79
PRG
code
2
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Quick access to the system settings:
The menu 3)System allows setting of different system parameters.
Menu for setting the time and date. Enter consecutively:
Year, Month / Day , Hour / Minutes.
Quick access to time and date setting menu:
Programme what is to be displayed on the main system screen.
The “Chime on entry” is an option that activates several
short “beep” signals from the keyboard when an entry-exit zone
device is activated. The “display Groups” option shows all
groups on the main system screen and the system trouble in
them.
Both options are preprogrammed in the system by default.
All active parameters in the system are marked with the “*”
symbol and the inactive - with the “-” symbol. Press the
PRG
button of the keypad to change the parameter status
of the respective submenu.
Quick access to the display setting menu:
The menu allows to adjust the backlight on the display. The
recommended value of 05 has been set by default. The maxi-
mum possible value is 15.
Quick access to the backlight setting menu:
Menu for changing the language of system menus. By default
all menus are in English.
Quick access to the language setting menu:
Use the
ENT
button to conrm all entered data.
To reject the entered data and to step back in the menu structure use
CLR
.
code
PRG 3
1)Time and Date
code
PRG 1
3
2)Display
PRG 32
code
3)Backlight
PRG 3 3
code
4)Language
PRG 34
code

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APPENDIX: Description of the Events LOG
EVENT DESCRIPTION
EV_ERROR System error.
EV_BURG_ALARM Burglar alarm in the premises.
EV_BURG_ALARM_REST Restore the security monitoring of the zone(s) from which the
alarm condition was triggered.
EV_FIRE Fire in the premises.
EV_FIRE_REST Restore the re monitoring of the zone(s) from which the re
alarm was triggered.
EV_PANIC Panic alarm activated.
EV_PANIC_REST Panic alarm deactivated.
EV_TAMPER Open tamper-switch of the control panel.
EV_TAMPER_REST Closed tamper-switch of the control panel.
EV_MEDICAL Medical alarm activated.
EV_MEDICAL_REST Medical alarm deactivated.
EV_SENSOR_BPS System module bypass.
EV_SENSOR_BPS_R Restore system module bypass.
EV_FIRE_BPS Fire detector bypass.
EV_FIRE_BPS_REST Restore re detector bypass.
EV_FREEZE_ALARM Reaching of preprogrammed temperature level in the premises.
EV_FREEZE_ALARM_R Restore of normal working temperature level in the premises.
EV_DISARM_USER Disarming by user.
EV_DISARM_REMOTE Remote disarming by user.
EV_ARM_USER Arming by user.
EV_ARM_REMOTE Remote arming by user.
EV_PROG_ENG Engineer menu entry.
EV_PROG_ENG_END Engineer menu exit.
EV_DURESS Duress alarm activated.
EV_COMM_LINE Telephone line brocken.
EV_COMM_LINE_REST Restored telephone line.
EV_COMM_FAIL Communication error.
EV_TEST_AUTO Automatic test of syster operation.
EV_TEST_MANUAL Manual test of system operation.
EV_FUSE Blown out fuse.
EV_FUSE_REST Fuse recovery.
EV_SYSTEM_RESET System reset by default parameters.
EV_АС _LOSS Main power supply loss.
EV_АС _REST Main power supply recovery.
EV_BAT_LOW Low charge level or control panel battery missing.
EV_BAT_REST Control panel battery recover.
EV_ExpM_TAMPER Open tamper-switch of system module.
EV_ExpM_TAMPER_R Closed tamper-switch of system module.
EV_RF_BATT Low charge level or module battery missing.
EV_RF_BATT_R Module battery recover.
EV_RF_INTERF RF interference of the working frequencies.
EV_RF_INTER_R Stopping of RF interference of the working frequencies.
EV_ExpM_LOST System module loss, red at periodical (pre-programmed) internal
radio test.
EV_ExpM_LOST_R System module restored (found).
EV_CLEAN_SENSOR Necessity of re detector cleaning.
For details of event LOG-le review see also §5, page 15.