Vesta BOGP-3-G2 User manual

BOGP-3-(EX)-G2
Cellular & GPRS Alarm System
User Manual
April 15-2022

Table of Contents
1. Application Overview __________________________________________________________ 5
1.1. Parts Identification _______________________________________________________ 5
1.2. Introduction_____________________________________________________________ 6
1.3. The Power Supply________________________________________________________ 6
1.4. System Deployment ______________________________________________________ 6
1.5. How to Install the Control Panel ____________________________________________ 6
1.6. Multi-User Passwords ____________________________________________________ 7
1.7. System Basic Operation___________________________________________________ 8
2. System Configuration __________________________________________________________ 9
2.1. Walk Test _______________________________________________________________ 9
2.2. Install Code _____________________________________________________________ 9
2.3. Report Setting ___________________________________________________________ 9
2.4. Test Report ____________________________________________________________ 10
2.5. Test Siren______________________________________________________________ 10
2.6. GSM Setting____________________________________________________________ 10
2.7. Panel Setting ___________________________________________________________ 11
2.8. General Setting _________________________________________________________ 13
2.9. Device +/-______________________________________________________________ 15
2.10. Network Setting________________________________________________________ 21
2.11. Media Upload__________________________________________________________ 22
2.12. Home Automation______________________________________________________ 22
3. Programming Menu __________________________________________________________ 24
3.1. Walk Test ______________________________________________________________ 24
3.2. PIN Code Setting________________________________________________________ 24
3.3. Guard Code Setting _____________________________________________________ 24
3.5. Master Code ___________________________________________________________ 25
3.6. Temporary Code ________________________________________________________ 25
3.7. Duress Code ___________________________________________________________ 25

3.8. General Setting _________________________________________________________ 25
3.9. Device +/-______________________________________________________________ 25
4. Operation___________________________________________________________________ 26
4.1. LCD Display____________________________________________________________ 26
4.2. Entering User Menu _____________________________________________________ 26
4.3. Away Arm Mode ________________________________________________________ 26
4.4. Home Arm Mode ________________________________________________________ 27
4.5. Force Arm _____________________________________________________________ 27
4.6. Disarm ________________________________________________________________ 28
4.7. Temporary Bypass ______________________________________________________ 28
4.8. Apply Scene ___________________________________________________________ 28
4.9. Dual Key Alarm _________________________________________________________ 28
4.10. Alarm Activation _______________________________________________________ 28
4.11. Keypad Lockdown _____________________________________________________ 29
4.12. Tamper Protection _____________________________________________________ 29
4.13. Fault Display __________________________________________________________ 29
4.14. Battery Level __________________________________________________________ 30
4.15. Factory Reset _________________________________________________________ 30
5. Connecting to PC Programming Webpage ________________________________________ 31
5.1. Hardware Installation ____________________________________________________ 31
5.2. Software Installation_____________________________________________________ 31
5.2.1. Driver program installation__________________________________________________________ 31
5.2.2. PC Programming Tool ______________________________________________________________ 31
5.3. PC Programming Webpage _______________________________________________ 31
5.3.1. Connecting to Webpage ____________________________________________________________ 31
5.3.2. System Settings____________________________________________________________________ 34
5.3.3. Device Management ________________________________________________________________ 45
5.3.4. Captured Events ___________________________________________________________________ 54
5.3.5. History Records____________________________________________________________________ 55
5.3.6. Panel Control ______________________________________________________________________ 56
5.3.7. Home Automation __________________________________________________________________ 57
5.3.8. Firmware __________________________________________________________________________ 59
5.3.9. RF Firmware _______________________________________________________________________ 60

6. Appendix ___________________________________________________________________ 61
6.1. Fault Event Description __________________________________________________ 61
6.2. SMS Remote Command __________________________________________________ 62
6.3. Control Panel Mode and Response Table ___________________________________ 67
6.4. Event Code ____________________________________________________________ 69

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1. Application Overview
1.1. Parts Identification
Front View
Back View (With Back Cover)
Back View (Without Back Cover)
1. LED Indicator (Green)
This LED is light on when any key is
pressed to wake up the panel.
2. Fault Indicator (Orange)
When the panel is awake, this LED is light
on if there is at least one fault in the
system.
4. Key: Use this key to move the cursor
and scroll the display upwards
Arm Key: Use this key to Away Arm the
system.
5. Key: Use this key to move the cursor
and scroll the display downwards.
Home Arm Key: Use this key to Home
Arm the system.
6. Key: Use this key to abort current
screen and return to previous screen.
7. OK Key: Use this key to confirm an action
or entered data.
Disarm Key: Use this key to Disarm the
system.
8. Key: Press and hold for 3 seconds to
enter Installer Menu
9. # Key: Press and hold for 3 seconds to
enter Programming Menu.
10. Buzzer
16. Main External Antenna Terminal (For
BOGP-3-EX-G2 models only)
12. Battery Compartment
13. Tamper Switch
14. SIM Card Slot
15. DC Jack:
For connecing to 12V 1A
adaptor or external battery.
16. Micro USB Port: For programming and
firmware update.

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1.2. Introduction
BOGP-3 is a cellular & GPRS alarm system,
which can be operated by AC power, external
battery or Alkaline D batteries. The LCD
display and rubber keypad are convenient for
programming and operation.
This manual covers the installation,
programming, and control of the BOGP-3
control panel.
BOGP-3-G2-2G:cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 2G reporting.
BOGP-3-G2-4G:cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 4G reporting.
BOGP-3-EX-G2-2G:cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 2G reporting, compatible with
external antenna.
BOGP-3-EX-G2-4G:cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 4G reporting, compatible with
external antenna.
Remote programming of the panel is achieved
by registering the panel in our Home Portal
Server. With Home Portal Server, you can
connect to your panel either with a computer or
a smartphone using our Vesta Home
application. Please refer to our Home Portal
User Guide for detail about registering and
using Home Portal Server.
SIM card:
The Control Panel features built-in 2G/4G
communication facility to report to the
Monitoring Station. To use the 2G/4G function,
a SIM card is required.
<NOTE>
Please disable the SIM card PIN code
before inserting into the Control Panel.
Please make sure to insert a SIM
Card with data plan.
Loosen the 2 bottom screws and then
remove the back cover.
Locate the SIM Card Slot and insert your
new SIM card.
Secure the back cover by fixing screws.
1.3. The Power Supply
BOGP-3 Control Panel features completely
wire-free operation that can use AC power via
12V 1A adaptor, external battery or Alkaline D
batteries as power supply.
If the DC Jack is connected to the adaptor, the
device will be powered by utility power source.
The DC Jack can also connect to the external
battery for power. When the DC Jack is
connected to neither of the above mentioned
power sources, it will instead get powered by
the Alkaline D batteries as power supply, while
entering power-saving mode,.
1.4. System Deployment
The Control Panel is designed to be wall
mounted, follow guidelines below when
planning installation location:
The Control Panel should be installed at a
location that is hidden from outside view.
You can use the Control 13Panel’s built-in
Keypad for entry control. In this case,
install the Control Panel close to your
main entrance.
The Control Panel should be protected by
sensors so that no intruder can reach the
Control Panel without first activating sensor.
1.5. How to Install the Control
Panel
The easiest way to get to know the system and
get it up and running quickly is to get all the

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devices and accessories programmed on a
tabletop before locating and mounting them.
Step 1. Loosen the screw at bottom of the
panel (Figure 1).
Step 2. Break through the 4 knockouts on
the back cover for installation.
(Figure 2)
Step 3. Use the knockouts as templates to
mark locations on the wall for wall
mounting, insert wall plugs on
marked location if fixing into plaster
or brick. Screw the back cover onto
the wall. (Figure 3)
Step 4. Hook the panel on the back cover
from the top, and then secure the
bottom fixing screws.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
1.6. Multi-User Passwords
In order to provide maximum security when
operating the system, the Control Panel offers
different levels of authorization for various
situations.
User PIN Code
 The User Codes are used for users to
access the alarm system for basic alarm
system function. A total of 10 4-digit User
Codes can be stored in the Control Panel.
Each individual User can be given a
name for easy recognition when viewing
system events. User Names can be
named when first setting them or by
editing them afterwards when resetting
them.
 User PIN code #1 is activated with “1234”
as factory default and cannot be deleted.
 User PIN code #2~#10 are deactivated
by factory default
 Whenever panel asks to key in Enter
Code or, please enter your User PIN
Code.
Master Code
 The Master Code has the authorization to
enter Programming Mode for advanced
system setting. When the display panel
asks you to key in M-Code, please enter
your Master Code.
 Factory default: 1111
Installer Code
 The Installer Code is for installer to
program system configurations under
installer menu, such as Tel. Number,
Account Number.
 When the display panel asks for I-Code,
please enter your Installer Code.
 Factory default: 7982
Guard Code
 The Guard Code has the same level of
authorization as the PIN Code. It is
designed for security personnel to access
the alarm system.

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Temporary Code
 The Temporary Code is designed for the
use of occasional visitors. It has the
same authorization level as the User PIN
Code, but will be removed after one
arming and disarming action.
Duress Code
 The Duress Code is specially designed
for situation when the user is under
personal threat. It has the same level of
authorization as User PIN Code, however
when a Duress Code is entered, the
Control Panel will send a silent alarm
report to notify that the user is being
threatened or held against his will.
1.7. System Basic Operation
 When idle, the Control Panel is in stand-
by mode. It will wake up when any key is
pressed. After 5 seconds of inactivity, the
Panel will automatically enter stand-by
mode.
 While entering PIN code, if incorrect
codes have been entered for 5 times
within 10 minutes, the keypad input will
be prohibited for 15 minutes.
 When entering information for system
configuration, press key to to leave
current screen, no information will be
saved.
 When under user/programming/installer
menu, if no keys are pressed within 2
minutes. the Control Panel will
automatically exit the menu and return to
disarm mode.
 When DC Jack is connected to power
source, GSM will be activated
automatically, and GSM module will be
able to receive SMS commands
whenever it is opened. However, when
power from DC Jack is interrupted, and
the panel switches to battery power, the
GSM will only be activated when the
Panel needs to send a report.
<NOTE>
The following events will trigger a
report: Arm/Disarm/Alarm/Auto-check-
in.
 If the Control Panel lost power supply.
When the power is restored, it will
resume its previoius mode.
 When programming settings, refer to the
following tables to enter symbols and
alphabets, press the key repeatedly until
the desired symbol/alphabet appears.
1 1 ，！？－【】@ /
2 2 A B C a b c
3 3 D E F d e f
4 4 G H I g h i
5 5 J K L j k l
6 6 M N O m n o
7 7 P Q R S p q r s
8 8 T U V t u v
9 9 W X Y Z w x y z
0 0 <space> / －＆’. ＋︰
 Delete character and backspace

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2. System Configuration
In order to configure the Control Panel setting,
you need to enter the Installer Menu. To enter
the Installer Menu:
Step 1. Press and hold the
 key on the
numeric keypad for 3 seconds.
You will be prompted a PIN code.
Enter the PIN Code (default user 1 PIN
code: 1234)
E n t e r C o d e
....
Step 2. The following is displayed and you are
prompted to enter the Installer code
(default 7982).
E n t e r I - C o d e
....
Step 3. You will enter the Installer Menu.
W
a l k T e s t
I n s t a l l C o d e
R p t . S e t t i n g
T e s t R e p o r t
T e s t S i r e n
G S M S e t t i n g
P a n e l S e t t i n g
G e n . S e t t i n g
D e v i c e + / -
N e t w o r k S e t .
Me d i a U p l o a d
Home Auto.
2.1. Walk Test
The Walk Test function allows you to test
learned in devices. (Please refer to 2.7 Device
+/- for device learning detail)
Step 1. Select Walk Test and press OK to
confirm. You will enter Walk Test
mode..

W
a l k T e s t 
Step 2. Press the learn/test button on your
device to transmit a test code (please
refer to device manual for detail). If the
Control Panel receives the test code, it
will display the device information
accordingly. A signal strength RSSI
number will also be displayed on the
top right corner of the LCD screen. The
RSSI scale is 0-9, the greater the
number, the better the signal strength.
2.2. Install Code
This function is for you to edit the Installer code
Step 1. Select Install Code and press OK to
confirm.
E n t e r n e w c o d e
Step 2. Enter the new 4-digit Installer code
and press OK to confirm..
2.3. Report Setting
The Report Setting function allows you to
configure your report destinations. 8 reporting
detinations are available for configuration.
Step 1. Select Rptn. Setting and press OK to
confirm.
1)
2)
..
8)
Step 2. Select the reporting number you want
to program and press OK to confirm.
Step 3. Select the report type
SMS(CID)
SMS(TEXT)
IP(SIA)
IP(CID)
Mail
IP(MANITOU)
IP(MANITOU+TLS)
Delete
SMS(CID): SMS reporting in CID
event code format.
SMS(Text): SMS reporting in text
message format.
IP(SIA): IP/GPRS reporting in SIA
format.
IP(CID): IP/GPRS reporting in CID
format.
Mail: Email reporting.
IP(MANITOU): IP/GPRS reporting in
MANITOU format.
IP(MANITOU+TLS): IP/GPRS
reporting in MANITOU format. (TLS
encrypted).
Delete: Choose “Delete” to remove
existing report setting.
Step 4. For SMS(CID)/IP(CID)/IP(SIA)/
IP(MANITOU)/ IP(MANITOU+TLS)

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setting, you will be asked to enter an
account number.
Step 5. Enter the IP address for IP reporting,
telephone/mobile number for SMS
reporting, or email address for email
reporting
Step 6. For IP reporting, enter the port number.
Step 7. Select a group for the report
destination.
The reporting priority is based on to
group number sequence. From Group
1 Group Group 2 Group 3
….etc
When more than one reporting
destinations are assigned to a group,
if a report is sent to one of the
detinations successfully, the system
will stop reporting to the rest of the
reporting destination in the same
group and move on to report to the
next group.
If the Control Panel fails to send report
to the first detination in a group, it will
move on to the next reporting
destination. If reporting to all
destinations in the group fails, the
Control Panel will retry the report
group for 2 times before moving on to
the next group.
If the Control Panel fails to report to all
reporting groups, it will NOT restart
reporting from Group 1 until at least
one groups successfully receives the
report.
Step 8. Select the event type to be reported to
this report destination.
All: All events will be reported.
Status: Only status events will be
reported.
Alarm: Only alarm events will be
reported.
2.4. Test Report
This function is for you to test the reporting
destination you entered.
Step 1. Select Test Report and press OK to
confirm.
Step 2. The Control Panel will send a test
report to the first reporting destination.
2.5. Test Siren
Use the function to test both Control Panel’s
built-in siren and any external siren/bellbox
learnt into the Control Panel function
Step 1. Select Test Siren and press OK to
confirm.
OK to Start
W
a r n i n g : L o u d !
Step 2. Press OK to confirm. both Control
Panel’s built-in siren and any external
siren/bellbox learnt in the panel will be
activated.
Pr ess OK t o St op
Step 3. Press OK again to stop the siren.
2.6. GSM Setting
The GSM function allows you to program
GRPS network.
Step 1. Select GSM Setting and press OK to
confirm.
Antenna
G P R S S e t t i n g
G S M S i g n a l
G S M R e s e t
Antenna (For BOGP-3-EX-G2 models
only)
You may choose whether to employ external or
internal antenna.
Step 1. Select Antenna and choose the
desired antenna type..
Internal
External
Step 2. Press OK to confirm setting.
GPRS Setting
In order to use GPRS to serve as a back-up IP
Reporting method, this section will need to be
programmed before reporting.
Step 1. Select GPRS Setting and press OK to
confirm.
APN
User
Pass
W
o r d
Step 2. Select APN and press OK to confirm.

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APN Edit
i n t e r n e t
Step 3. Enter your APN(Access Point Name)
and press OK to confirm. Inquire your
service provider for information if
needed.
Step 4. Select User and press OK to confirm.
U s e r N a me
Step 5. Enter your log in user name and press
OK to confirm. Inquire your service
provider for information if needed.
Step 6. Select Password and press OK to
confirm.
P a s s w o r d
Step 7. Enter your log in password and press
OK to confirm. Inquire your service
provider for information if needed.
GSM Signal
GSM Signal function displays your current
GSM strength in RSSI value,
Step 1. Select GSM Signal and press OK to
confirm.
G S M S i g n a l
RSSI = 9
Step 2. The screen will display GSM strength
in RSSI value from 1 to 9.
GSM Reset
This is for you to reset your GSM module.
Step 1. Select GSM Reset and press OK to
confirm.
A r e y o u s u r e ?
Step 2. The screen will ask you to confirm the
action, press OK to reset GSM.
Step 3. The GSM module will be reset.
2.7. Panel Setting
The Panel Setting menu allows you to program
Control Panel configurations.
Step 1. Select Panel Setting and press OK to
confirm.
K e y w o r d
P-word
J a mmi n g r e p o r t
A u t o C h e c k - i n
Hi gh Temp Rpt .
Low Temp Rpt.
Quick Key
Date & Time
S y s t e m R e s e t
Keyword
The Keyword is used for receiving SMS
commands from users. When a user sends a
SMS command to the Control Panel, the
correct keyword must be entered along with a
valid User PIN code for the Control Panel to
recognize the command. The Keyword is
disabled by default.
Step 1. Select Keyword and press OK to
confirm.
K e y w o r d
Step 2. The screen will display current
Keyword. Enter the new keyword if you
want to edit keyword, press OK to
confirm the change.
P-word
The P-word is also used for receiving SMS
commands from Installers. When an installer
sends a SMS command to the Control Panel,
the correct P-word must be entered along with
the Installer code for the Control Panel to
recognize the command. The P-word is “PROG”
by default.
Step 1. Select P-word and press OK to
confirm.
P-
W
o r d
PROG
Step 2. The screen will display current P-word.
Enter the new keyword if you want to
edit keyword, press OK to confirm.
Jamming Report
This is for you to set whether the Control Panel
to report a detected radio frequency
interference. When set to On, the Control
Panel will report the event whenever jamming
is detected. Factory default is turned Off.
Step 1. Select Jamming report and press OK
to confirm.
Off
On
Step 2. Select to turn on/off the Jamming
report function and press OK to
confirm.
Auto Check-in

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This is for you to set the interval time the
Control Panel waits before making a regular
check-in report to the programmed reporting
destination. Factory Default is set to 6 hours.
Step 1. Select Auto check-in and press OK to
confirm.
Disable
4 h o u r
8 h o u r
1 2 h o u r
1 6 h o u r
2 0 h o u r
2 4 h o u r
Step 2. The screen will display current Auto
check-in setting. To change the setting,
select a new option and press OK to
confirm.
High Temperature Alarm
This is for you to set the High Temperature
reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has
learnt in a Temperature Sensor, it will make
High Temperature report and raise alarm when
the temperature exceeds the threshold. When
the temperature drops 1℃below set value
again, the Control Panel will send a High
Temperature Restore report. Factory default is
set to Disable.
Step 1. Select High Temp Rpt. and press OK
to confirm.
D i s a b l e
- 1 0 °C
- 9
°C
...
...
5 0 °C
Step 2. The screen will display current High
Temperature alarm setting. To change
the setting, select a new option and
press OK to confirm.
Low Temperature Alarm
This is for you to set the Low Temperature
reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has
learnt in a Temperature Sensor, it will make
Low Temperature report and raise alarm when
the temperature drops 1℃below the threshold.
When the temperature rises above set value
again, the Control Panel will a send Low
Temperature Restore report. Factory default is
set to Disable.
Step 1. Select Low Temp Rpt. and press OK.
D i s a b l e
- 1 0 °C
-9
°C
...
50 °C
Step 2. The screen will display current Low
Temperature alarm setting. To change
the setting, select a new option and
press OK to confirm.
Quick Key
This is for you to set whether to turn on/off the
Quick Key arming feature with the panel’s
keypad. When turned on, you can arm the
control panel with a simple press of Away Arm
key (1 second) or Home Arm key (2 seconds)
on the keypad without entering User PIN Code.
If turned off, you can only arm the panel by
entering User Pin Code first followed by one
press of the Away Arm key or Home Arm Key.
For detail information about Quick Key arming,
please refer to 4.3. Away Arm Mode and 4.4.
Home Arm Mode..
Factory default is set to On.
Step 1. Select Quick Key and press OK to
confirm.
Off
On
Step 2. Select to turn on or off the function and
press OK to confirm.
Date & Time
This is for you to set time zone, date and time.
Step 1. Select Date & Time and press OK to
confirm.
T i me Z o n e
Date & Time
Step 2. The screen will display current time
zone and date/time setting. To change
the time zone, select Time Zone and
press OK.
UTC
L o s A n g e l e s
Denver
Chicago
New York
Moncton
London
Paris
Finland
Moscow
Taipei
Tokyo
Sydney
A u c k l a n d

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A d e l a i d e
B r i s b a n e
Darwin
B a n g k o k
B u e n o s A i r e s
Chile
Dubai
S o u t h A f r i c a
T u r k e y
Eucla
L o r d H o w e
Step 3. The screen will display current time
zone setting, To change the setting,
select a new option and press OK to
confirm.
Step 4. Select Date & Time to edit Control
Panel date and time.
D a t e & T i me
2 0 2 1 / 0 9 / 2 2 / 0 9 : 1 1
Step 5. The current date and time will be
displayed, you will begin by editing
year. Press Up or Down button to
change current year, press OK to
continue to edit month/date/hour/
minute.
System Reset
Selecting System Reset will return all Control
Panel setting except Device setting to factory
default value. You will need to reconfigure your
system settings again.
Step 1. Select System Reset and press OK to
confirm.
2.8. General Setting
The General Setting menu allows you to
program Control Panel’s alarm related settings
Step 1. Select Gen. Setting and press OK to
confirm.
F i n a l D o o r
A r m F a u l t T y p e
T a mp e r A l a r m
E n t r y E x t e n d
E n t r y 1 T i me
E n t r y 2 T i me
Exit Time
A l a r m L e n g t h
S u p e r v i s i o n
S o u n d S e t t i n g
Final Door
If set to On, when the system is Away Armed
and under exit timer countdown, if a opened
Door Contact set to Entry attribute is closed,
the system will automatically arm the system
even if the exit delay timer has not expired yet.
If set to Off, the system will only arm the
system after the exit delay timer expires.
(Factory Default)
Step 1. Select Final Door and press OK to
confirm.
Off
On
Step 2. Select to turn On or Off the Final Door
option.
Arm Fault Type
Confirm: When set to Confirm, if you attempt
to arm when a fault exists within the system,
the arming action will be prohibited, and a
message will be displayed “Fault exists! Please
Confirm!” You need to arm the system again to
confirm your action and arm the system.
(Factory Default)
Direct Arm: When set to Direct Arm, if you
attempt to arm when a fault exists within the
system, the system will enter selected arm
mode without further notification about fault
events.
Step 1. Select Arm Fault Type and press OK
to confirm.
Confirm
Direct Arm
Step 2. Select either Confirm or Direct Arm,
and press OK to confirm.
Tamper Alarm
Away Arm: Tamper alarm will only be
activated when tamper switch is triggered
under Away Arm mode (Tamper event will still
be reported normally in Home/Disarm mode).
(Factory Default)
Always: Tamper alarm will be activated
whenever tamper switch is triggered.
Step 1. Select Tamper Alarm and press OK to
confirm.
Away Arm
Always
Step 2. Select either Away Arm or Always, and
press OK to confirm.
Entry Extend
Off: When set to Off, if an Entry Delay
countdown is activated and the Control Panel
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expires, the Control Panel will report a burglar
alarm immediately when the Entry Delay time
expires.
On: When set to On, if an Entry Delay
countdown is activated and the Control Panel
is not disarmed before the countdown timer
expires, the Control Panel will wait for another
30 seconds after Entry Delay time has expired
before reporting a burglar alarm. (Factory
Default is On.)
Step 1. Select Entry Extend and press OK to
confirm.
Off
On
Step 2. The screen will display current setting.
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm.
Entry1 Time
If a device set to Entry1 attribute is triggered
when the system is armed, the Control Panel
will begin an Entry Delay countdown timer
according to your Entry Time setting. The
system must be disarmed before the timer
expires or an alarm will be activated. The Entry
Timer for Away Arm and Home Arm can be
programmed separately.
(Factory Default is 20 seconds)
Step 1. Select Entry Time and press OK to
confirm.
Away Arm
Home Arm
Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Entry
Time, press OK to confirm.
D i s a b l e
1 0 s e c
...
...
7 0 s e c
Step 3. The screen will display current setting.
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm.
Entry2 Time
If a device set to Entry2 attribute is triggered
when the system is armed, the Control Panel
will begin an Entry Delay countdown timer
according to your Entry Time setting. The
system must be disarmed before the timer
expires or an alarm will be activated. The Entry
Timer for Away Arm and Home Arm can be
programmed separately.
(Factory Default is 20 seconds)
Step 1. Select Entry Time and press OK to
confirm.
Away Arm
Home Arm
Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Entry
Time, press OK to confirm.
Disable
10 sec
...
...
70 sec
Step 3. The screen will display current setting.
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm.
Exit Time
When you arm the system, the Control Panel
will begin an Exit Delay countdown timer
according to your Exit Time setting, and enter
selected arm mode after the timer expires.
(Factory Default is 20 seconds)
Step 1. Select Exit Time and press OK to
confirm.
Away Arm
Home Arm
Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Exit
Time, press OK to confirm.
Disable
10 sec
...
...
70 sec
Step 3. The screen will display current setting.
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm..
Alarm Length
When an alarm is activated, both the Control
Panel siren and external siren will raise alarm
according to the Alarm Length setting. (Factory
Default is 2 minutes.)
Step 1. Select Alarm Length and press OK to
confirm.
Disable
1 min
...
...
15 min
Step 2. The screen will display current setting.
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm.

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Supervision
Set the supervision timer for accessory
devices, if no supervision signal is received
within set duration for a certain device, the
Control Panel will report the situation
accordingly. (Factory Default is 12 hours)
Step 1. Select Supervision and press OK to
confirm.
D i s a b l e
4 h o u r
6 h o u r
...
2 4 h o u r
Step 2. Select your desired Supervision time,
press OK to confirm.
Sound Setting
This function allows you to program various
sound options.
Step 1. Select Sound Setting and press OK to
confirm.
Chime
Entry Arm
E n t r y H o me
Exit Arm
Exit Home
W
a r n i n g B e e p
I n t e r n a l S i r e n
Step 2. Select the function you want to edit
and press OK to confirm. Available
options include:
Off
Low
Me d i u m
High
Door Chime: If not disabled, the
Control Panel will sound a door chime
sound when a Sensor with Chime
function enabled is activated in
Disarm mode.
Entry Arm: If not turned off, the
Control Panel will sound beeping
sounds when a Door Contact set to
Entry attribute is activated in Away
Arm mode.
Entry Home: If not turned off, the
Control Panel will sound beeping
sounds when a Door Contact set to
Entry attribute is activated in Home
Arm mode.
Exit Arm: If not turned off, the Control
Panel will sound beeping sounds
when during Exit Delay Timer for
Away Arm mode.
Exit Home: If not turned off, the
Control Panel will sound beeping
sounds when during Exit Delay Timer
for Home Arm mode.
Warning Beep: If not turned off, the
Control Panel will sound beeping
sounds every 30 seconds when fault
exists within system.
Internal Siren: If not turned off, the
Control Panel’s built-in siren will be
activated to sound alarm when an
alarm is triggered.
2.9. Device +/-
Devices +/- menu allows you to
add/change/delete all available devices. A total
of 50 devices can be included in the Control
Panel.
Step 1. Select Device +/- and press OK to
confirm.
A d d D e v i c e
E d i t D e v i c e
C h a n g e Z o n e N o
Remove Devi ce
Pr ogr am Si r en
Add Device
Use this function in include new device into the
Control Panel.A maximum of 40 devices can
be learnt into the Control Panel.
Step 1. Select Add device +/- and press OK
to confirm.
P u s h B u t t o n O n 
Devi ce t o Add
Step 2. Press the learn button on the device
you want to learn in to transmit a learn
code, please refer to the device
manual for detail.
Step 3. If the learning code is received
successfully by the Control Panel, the
device information will be displayed on
the LCD screen. Press OK to add the
device into Control Panel.
Det ect ed ( Ok?)
D o o r C o n t a c t
Step 4. Repeat Step 1~3 to learn in other
devices.

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 Edit Device
Use this function edit the devices learnt into the
Control Panel in Add Device.
Step 1. Select Edit device +/- and press OK to
confirm.
Step 2. Devices that have already been learnt
in will be displayed along with their
zone numbers (Z01, Z02, etc.)
DC Z01
IR Z02
<NOTE>
The available of devices are listed as
followings:
Door Contact --- DC
PIR Sensor --- IR
Pet Immune PIR Sensor--IRP
External PIR --- EIR
Remote Controller --- RC
Carbon Monoxide --- CO
Smoke Detector --- SD
Water Sensor --- WS
Panic Button --- PB
Night Switch --- NS
Remote Keypad --- KP
Indoor Siren --- SR
Outdoor Bellbox --- BX
Power Switch --- PSS
Power Switch Meter --- PSM
PIR Camera --- 852/862
Step 3. Step the device you want to edit, press
OK to confirm.
Perimeter
P e r . F o l l o w e r
I n t e r i o r
I n t . F o l l o w e r
I n t. w / D e l a y
Entry1
Entry2
H o me / D e l a y
S i l e n t B u r g l a r
B u r g l a r O u t d o o r
24 HR
Fire
Me d i c a l / E mg .
W
ater
Set/Unset
Silent Panic
P e r s o n a l A t t .
Tr i gger Scene
Step 4. You will enter attribute setting page for
the device. The device attribute
determines this device’s behavior,
please refer to attribute list below to
select an attribute.
Perimeter
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, or counting
down Entry / Exit Delay Timer, if
a “Perimeter” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
be activated immediately and
reported.
Perimeter, Follower
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, if a
“Perimeter, Follower” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
be activated immediately and
reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away or Entry Entry Delay
Timer, if a “Perimeter,
Follower” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will wait until
the Entry Timer expires before
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
the system is disarmed before
Entry Time expires, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
“Perimeter, Follower” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Interior
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if an “Interior”
device is triggered, a “Burglar
Alarm” will be activated
immediately and reported.

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When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
be activated immediately and
reported.
When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Exit Delay:
When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Interior” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will not
respond.
Interior, Follower
Away and Home Arm Mode:
When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered, a
“Burglar Alarm” will be
activated immediately and
reported.
When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will not
respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior, Follower”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will wait until the Entry
Timer expires before activating
a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system
is disarmed before Entry Time
expires, the Control Panel will
not respond.
When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior, Follower”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
“Interior, Follower” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Interior with Delay
Away and Home Arm Mode:
When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will start an Entry
Delay countdown timer
according to Entry 1 Delay
setting programmed for the user
to disarm the system. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will wait until the
Entry Timer expires before
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
the system is disarmed before
Entry Time expires, the Control

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Panel will not respond.
When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Interior with Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Entry 1 / Entry 2
Away and Home Arm Mode:
When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, if an “Entry 1”
or “Entry 2” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will start an
Entry Delay countdown timer
according to Entry 1 Delay or
Entry 2 Delay setting
programmed for the user to
disarm the system. (please refer
to 5.4. Area for detail)
If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
When the system is counting
down Away or Home Entry
Delay Timer, if an “Entry 1” or
“Entry 2” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will wait until the
Entry Timer expires before
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
the system is disarmed before
Entry Time expires, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Entry1” or “Entry 2” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Home/Delay
Away and Home Arm Mode:
When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, a “Burglar
Alarm” will be activated
immediately and reported.
When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will start an Entry Delay
countdown timer according to
Entry 1 Delay setting
programmed for the user to
disarm the system. (please refer
to 5.4. Area for detail)
If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
When the system is counting
down Away or Home Entry
Delay Timer, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will wait until the Entry
Timer expires before activating
a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system
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expires, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
“Home/Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Silent Burglar
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, or counting
down Entry / Exit Delay Timer, if
a “Silent Burglar” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
report a “Burglar Alarm” but will
not activated any audiable siren.
Burglar Outdoor
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, if a “Burglar
Outdoor” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will report a
“Burglar Outdoor Alarm” but
will not activated any audible
siren.
24 Hour
 The 24 Hour device is active all
the time regardless of system
mode or Entry / Exit Time. When
a 24 Hour device is triggered,
the Control Panel will activate
and report a “Burglar Alarm”
immediately.
Fire
 The Fire device is active all the
time regardless of system mode
or Entry / Exit Time. When a
Fire device is triggered, the
Control Panel will activate and
report a “Fire Alarm”
immediately.
Medical Emergency
 The Medical Emergency
device is active all the time
regardless of system mode or
Entry / Exit Time. When a
Medical Emergency device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
activate and report a “Medical
Alarm” immediately.
Water
 The Water device is active all
the time regardless of system
mode or Entry / Exit Time. When
a Water device is triggered, the
Control Panel will activate and
report a “Water Alarm”
immediately.
Set/Unset (For Door Contact Only)
 If the Door Contact is set to
Set/Unset, the system will be
disarmed when the Door
Contract is triggered, and armed
when Door Contact is closed.
<NOTE>
Please refer to Normal Open/Normal
Close section below for further detail.
Silent Panic
 If the device attribute is set to
Silent Panic, when the device
is activated, the Control Panel
will report a Slient Panic alarm
without sounding an audible
siren.
Personal Attack
 If the device attribute is set as
Personal Attack, when the
device is activated, the Control
Panel will activate a Panic
Alarm report the event
Trigger Scene (Remote Controller
Only)
 When a Remote Controller set
as Trigger Scene is activated,
the Control Panel will execute
selected Scene number accord
to Home Automation Setting.
Step 5. Select the Home Automation Scene
number which will be activated when
the device is triggered. If Disable is
selected, no Scene will be activated.
For Remote Controller, you must first
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scene number selection to take effect.
D i s a b l e
S c e n e 1
S c e n e 2
...
S c e n e 1 0
Step 6. Select the Door Chime function (Only
available for DC, IR and PIR
Cameras). If Chime is selected, the
Control Panel will emit a ding-dong
sound when the sensor is triggered
under Disarm mode. If Off is selected,
no sound will be activated.
Off
Chime
Step 7. Select if you want to permanently
bypass the device. Permanently
Bypass will deactivated selected
device until you unselect the function.
The Control Panel will ignore all signal
sent from Permanently Bypassed
device, include Low Battery and
Tamper signal. Press OK to confirm.
Factory Default is Normal.
Normal
P e r ma n . B y p a s s
Step 8. Select to on or off latch report. When
turned on, the Control Panel will send
a report if the device is triggered.
Press OK to confirm.
L a t c h R p t O f f
L a t c h R p t O n
For Power Switches, you will be
required to assign a group to the
Power Switch instead
G r o u p 1
G r o u p 2
...
G r o u p 8
Step 9. Select a name for the device among
the default device name list and press
OK to confirm. If you want to enter
device name manually, select “User
Define.” (If you have edited the device
name previously, “User Define” will be
replaced with the name previously
entered)
U s e r D e f i n e
Attic
B a t h r o o m
B e d r o o m
C h i l d r o o m
D i n i n g r o o m
D o o r ( F r o n t )
D o o r ( B a c k )
Garage
G a r a g e d o o r
Garden
G u e s t R o o m
Hallway
Kitchen
Laundr y ar ea
Li vi ng r oom
Mast er bat h
Mast er bdrm
Recreat i on room
Stairway
Storage
S t u d y r o o m
Utility room
Step 10. The name you selected will be
displayed, edit the name if required
then press OK to confirm
Edit name
<NOTE>
For Shutter Control and UPIC, instead
of editing attribute, you can control the
device with Edit Device function.
 Change Zone Number
Use this function change zone number of a
leant in device.
Step 1. Select Change Zone No and press
OK to confirm.
Step 2. The screen will display learnt in device
list. Select the device you want to
remove, press OK to confirm.
DC Z01
IR Z02
Step 3. The currently unoccupied zone number
will be displayed. Select a new zone
number for the device and press OK to
confirm.
Zone3
Zone4
 Remove Device
Use this function to remove a leant in device.
Step 1. Select Remove Device and press OK
to confirm.
Step 2. The screen will display learnt in device
list. Select the device you want to
remove, press OK to confirm.