Vighnaharta VCOP GOLD User manual

VCOP Gold User Manual
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Vighnaharta Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
2nd Floor,Karanjkar Estate,
S.N.11/11,Nanded Gaon,
Pune-411041
Tel no.: [phone], Sales: [phone]
Email: [email protected] | Website: http://www.vighnaharta.in
Prepared By: LAG
Reviewed By:
Approved By:
Doc No.: RASS/R&D/VCOP_Gold_UM_1_2 Rev
No.: 1_2
Eff Date: 31/01/2015
VCOP GOLD
USER MANUAL
Mfg. By:
Vighnaharta Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
2nd Floor,Karanjkar Estate,S.N.11/11,Nanded Gaon,Pune-411041
Contact no.: [phone] (Landline) Sales: [phone]
Email: [e-mail] | Website: http://www.vighnaharta.in

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Table Of Contents
T ABLE O F C ONTENTS ............................................................................................................................................................................. 2
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION...................................................................................................................4
1.1 OVERVIEW ................................................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 H IGHLIGHTED F EATURES .................................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3 O PTIONAL A CCESSORIES P ROVIDED W ITH T HE S YSTEM ............................................................................................. 5
1.4 T ECHNICAL S PECIFICATION ................................................................................................................................................ 5
2. INSTALLATION PROCEDURE............................................................................................................6
2.1 P REREQUISITES .................................................................................................................................................................... 6
2.2 I NSTALLING THE UNIT AT THE USER PREMISES................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 WIRING DIAGRAM....................................................................................................................................................... 7
3. GETTING STARTED ............................................................................................................................8
3.1 U NDERSTANDING C ONTROLS O N F RONT P ANEL ............................................................................................................ 8
3.2 P OWER ONT HE S YSTEM.................................................................................................................................................... 9
3.3 V IEW E VENT L OG................................................................................................................................................................ 10
3.4 S ETTING D ATEAND T IME................................................................................................................................................... 10
3.5 R EBOOT THE S YSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................... 11
4. CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM ................................................................................................................12
4.1 INSTALLER ....................................................................................................................................12
4.1.1 Set PIN...................................................................................................................................12
4.1.2 Delete Log..............................................................................................................................13
4.2 USER...................................................................................................................................................14
4.2.1 User Configuration 1 / 5 .........................................................................................................14
4.2.2 User Configuration 2 / 5 .........................................................................................................17
4.2.3 User Configuration 3 / 5 .........................................................................................................18
Key Fob ..................................................................................................................................................18
4.2.4 User configuration 4 / 5 ..........................................................................................................20
4.2.5 User configuration 5/5............................................................................................................21
8. OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................22
8.1 A RMING THE SYSTEM..................................................................................................................................................... 22
8.2 D ISARMING THE SYSTEM................................................................................................................................................... 23
8.3 E N T RY / E X I T D E L A Y ...................................................................................................................................................................... 23
8.4 A LARM R EPORTING........................................................................................................................................................... 24
APPENDIX....................................................................................................................................................24
Connector Detailsfor zones............................................................................................................25
SYSTEM FAULTS LIST.................................................................................................................................25
GLOSSARY..................................................................................................................................................26

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1. Product Description
1.1 Overview
VCOP Gold is a sophisticated home / office security system for protection against burglary or
property damage. The system is designed to detect intrusion (unauthorized) entry in to building or
area with the help of sensors. The system is kept at the user premises. System can read inputs
from wired as well as wireless sensors. User can configure various parameters like zones, entry /
exit delay, and contact numbers with help of key pad. LCD display on the front panel indicates the
various activities. LED and buzzers are also used to report emergency. At the same time system
reports to the central station by sending SMS and voice call(VCOP Gold-GSM model), Voice
call(VCOP Gold-PSTN model), via Ethernet(VCOP Gold-IP model).
VCOP Gold has following basic models.
No.
Model
Operation
Pre-requisite
1
VCOP Gold GSM
• Alert through sms and voice call.
• Remote configuration through
sms/ android app.
SIM card
2
VCOP Gold
PSTN
• Alert through voice call only.
Telephone line

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1.2 Highlighted Features
• Battery backup* of 8-12 hours.
• Key fob has panic key with panic switch.
• Can connect 8 wired, 1 smoke and 32 wireless zones (including 4 key fobs –panic zones).
• Zones (sensors) include gas leak detector, door magnetic sensor, fire detector, smoke
detector, PIR sensors, vibration detector.
• Auto arm and disarm facility.
1.3 Optional Accessories Provided With The System
Item
Arming / Disarming wireless key fob
Wired Sensors for smoke, intrusion, motion and gas leak
Wireless sensors for motion, intrusion
Siren
Telephone cable
Note: Battery backup* - This back up is claimed without sensors connected to the unit.
1.4 Technical Specification
Power Supply
Adaptor of 15V/2A or External battery of 12V /1Ah –4.5 Ah
Rechargeable battery backup.
Input
8-Wired sensor inputs.
1-input for smoke detector.
32-Wireless sensor inputs (including 4 key fobs - panic zones).
Dome keypad with 18 keys
Indication
LED indication for
• Arm
• Alarm
• Fault
Output
• LCD display
• Audio Buzzer indication for various status (trouble, alarm, entry
delay, exit delay)
• Siren output (alarm led on)
• Auxillary relay PFC output (flasher, door latch)

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Size
( 320x220x75)mm ( L x W x H )
Operating
Temperature
-20C° to +55C°
Humidity
0 to 95 % Rh.
Enclosure
Metal
2. Installation Procedure
2.1 Prerequisites ( for GSM panel)
• Telephone line must be available at user premises or user must have SIM card.
• The convenient location for mounting the system must be finalized.
• The wiring from sensors to the system is complete.
• Number of sensors to be configured and its types must be finalized.
2.2 Installing the unit at the user premises
1. Run all desired power, siren and hardware contact wires to the panel location.
2. Remove cabinet required for wiring entry.
3. Level the cabinet on sturdy wall and mark the mounting holes with a pencil.
Note: The height of the unit from the flooring must be appropriate so that user can easily
view the indications on the front panel.
4. Insert the screws into the top mounting holes partially and hang the cabinet on screws.
5. Tight all the screws of the cabinet and check the fitments.
6. Connect LAN cable to the Ethernet connector for VCOP Gold–IP model, Put SIM card inside
PCB for VCOP Gold GSM model, Connect Landline cable to the PSTN PCB for VCOP Gold PSTN
Model.
Note: According the product requirement and application make the proper connection.

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7. Connect sensor cables to the connector.
8. Do the configuration for zones as mentioned in zone Configuration section.
2.3 Wiring Diagram
The figure shows wiring in detail. Different wireless sensors, siren, smoke detector connections are
as per the diagram.
Note: End Of Line resistor of 4.7 k ohm is connected across every smoke zone.
The following components are included in the unit as per VCOP model.
Components
VCOP GSM
VCOP PSTN
Battery: 12V, 1 to 4.5 AH battery pack
√
√
Host board (Controller)
√
√
Console board (keypad)
√
√
VAD board
√
X
GSM module
√
X
PSTN module
X
√

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3. Getting Started
3.1 Understanding Controls On Front Panel
1
LED Indicators
1.1
Arm
Blue LED Glows till system is in armed state. It
becomes off if system is disarmed.
1.2
Alarm
Red LED indicates alarm condition. When system
receives alarm condition, red LED glows & buzzer
becomes ON. During alarm conditions, siren beeps for
few minutes.
Note: User can change siren ON time.
1.2
Fault
Yellow LED indicates fault / trouble related to zones or
system. Then buzzer becomes on.
For example, fault related to the system - no battery,
no siren, enclosure tamper.
2
LCD Display
16x2 LCD shows the status of the system, configurable
menus and settings.
3
Dome Keypad
3.1
ESC
Exits from the current menu and opens the previous
menu. For example, if you are in zone configuration,
you can reach to Select Options menu.
3.2
All Arm
Allow to arm the system. If user presses this key, exit
delay starts.

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3.3
Disarm
Allow to disarm the system. User has to provide correct
password to disarm the system.
3.4
Perimeter
Arm
Allow to arm the system. If user presses this key, exit
delay starts.
3.5
Enter
Enters the data into system.
3.6
M1
Menu key1. In disarmed state, it allows user to select
various menus for setting date and time, system
configuration and reboot.
3.7
M2
Menu key2. In disarmed state, it shows the network
strength in %. (For models installed with GSM module)
3.8
M3
Menu key3. In disarmed state, it allows user to view
event log.
3.9
Alphanumeric keys
Combinations of alphanumeric keys (10 keys) allow
entering various text messages as well as settings,
passwords and so on.
Forward: To move forward, press Forward
Backward: To move backward, press Backward
Note: For editing the data, user has to first go to the
particular letter. While moving cursor by a single digit,
user has to press Lock followed by Forward / Backward
key.
3.2 Power ON The System
Check the proper wiring and connection before power ON the system, insert the adapter of the
system into power socket and put it ON.
After reading zones connected to the system, VCOP GOLD as a stand by message on first line,
date and time on second line appears as shown below.
Then system checks for the system level faults. If any fault exists in the system, faults scroll on
the display putting Fault indicator ON.
To change this message “VCOP GOLD”, go to Config --> System --> User Config 2 /5 --> Syst-
Name.

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17) System Event
05:39:17 29/08
System Disarmed
By User No: 01
SELECT OPTIONS:
Date Time Config
3.3 View Event Log
The events occurred during the system operations are recorded by the system. The events include
events like power fail, arm, disarm, low battery and so on. The event appears along with date and
time. System can store 99 events. When system is in disarm condition, then only user can view
the event log.
To view event log,
1. Press M3 key.
2. Press ““key or ““ key to scroll and view events.
The following 2 displays toggle for typical system disarmed event.
Every entry shows the following details (with above example data).
1. Event Number (17)
2. Event Type (System Event)
3. Time (05:39:17)
4. Date (29/08)
5. Event Description (System Disarmed)
6. Event parameter (User No: 01)
3.4 Setting Date and Time
Press M1 key, the following message appears.
To set date,
1. Press M1 key.
2. Press ““/ ““key while editing the date.
3. Press alphanumeric key and enter the desired date.
4. Press Enter key.
To set time,
1. Press M2 key.
2. Press ““/ ““key while editing the time.
3. Press alphanumeric keys and set the desired time.
4. Press Enter key.

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SELECT OPTIONS:
Date Time Config
SELECT OPTIONS:
Reboot
3.5 Reboot the System
To restart the system, press M1 key. The following message appears as shown below.
Press Enter key. The following message appears as shown below.
Press M1 key. The system resets and starts again.
Note: Avoid reboot in battery mode.