Abus Secvest 2WAY FU8006 manuale d’uso

1 Secvest 2WAY INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BOM-No. 12000 868[...]

2 Preface Dear customers, Many thanks for your purchase of the SE CVEST 2WAY wireless alar m centre. This device is built according t o state-of-the-art technology. It complies with current domestic and European regulation s. Conformity has been proven, and all related certific ations are available from the manufacturer on request (www.abus-sc.com)[...]

3 Content s Prefac e ... .................. ...................... .................. ...................... ... 2 Introduction ....... .................. ...................... .................. ............ 2 Contents ............................... ...................... .................. ............ 3 1. Example: Securing a single-family hou[...]

4 11.1 First steps in the in staller menu ....... ................... 42 11.2 Overview of menu items in the installer menu . 42 12. Adding detectors ............. .................. ...................... . 43 12.1 Auto learn .............................. ...................... .............. 43 12.2 Deleting the detec tor or detector with zone in[...]

5 18. Download setti ngs .......... ...................... .................. . 74 18.1 Account Name ..................... ....................... .............. 74 18.2 Connection Type ............................... ................. ...... 74 18.3 Rings to Answer .............. .................. ...................... . 75 18.4 Answer on 1 ring[...]

6 21.4 Walk Test .............................. ................. ................... 92 21.5 Detector Signals .... ...................... .................. .......... 92 21.6 Ext Sirens ..................... ................. ...................... ...... 92 21.7 WAM Signal .......................... .................. ................... 92 21.8[...]

7 1. Example: Se curing a sing le-family house This example can be used for better understanding of house security External secur ity Internal secur ity Alarm Window Moti on Internal siren External doors Smoke External siren Garage doors Water Strobe Telephone Planning ‐ To protect your house so that y ou can still move around whilst the sy stem [...]

8 1.1 Cellar installat ion Numbe r Installed component s Cellar Abb r . 1 Info module IM 1 Motion senso r MS 1 W ater detecto r WD 3 Smoke detector SD 5 Opening detect o r OD 5 Glass breakage detecto r IM OD OD OD OD OD SD SD WD MS[...]

9 1.2 Ground floor in stallation No. Installed components Ground floor Abbr. 1 Secvest 2WA Y C 5 Motion senso r MS 1 W ater detector WD 3 Smoke detecto r SD 14 Opening detector - with OD 16 Glass breakage detecto r 1 W ireless key switch WKS OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD OD MS MS MS MS MS C SD SD WD WD OD WKS[...]

10 1.3 Top floor installation No. Installe d componen ts Top floor A bbr. 1 Control panel CP 1 Internal siren IS 3 Wireless motion sens or WLMS 3 Wired motion sensor WMS 1 Water detector WD 4 Smoke detector SD 6 Opening detector OD 9 Glass breakage detector 4 Wired opening det ector WOD 4 Info modu le IM 1 External si ren ES OD OD OD OD + WOD SD SD[...]

11 1.4 Number of component s No. Installed component s Ground fl oor Abbr. 1 Secvest 2WA Y C 5 Motion sensor MS 1 W ater detector WD 3 Smoke detector SD 14 Opening detector - with OD 16 Glass breakage detector 1 W ireless key switch WKS No. Install ed components Top floor Abb r . 1 Control panel CP 1 Internal si ren IS 3 W ireless motion senso r WL[...]

12 1.5 Detector list Create a detector list for the 50 zones aft er making your initial planning[...]

13 2. Installin g the sy stem The following pages descri be basic system programming. A step-by-step guide of the most important aspects on the S ecvest 2WAY system is presented. 2.1 230 V ∼ 50 Hz mains connection Attach the Secvest 2WAY alarm centre. The alarm centre may only be inst alled by qualified specia lists. The device is designed for in[...]

14 2.2 PSTN telephon e connect ion The alarm cen tre is co nnected to the te lephone conne ction as follows. 3. Training the detector s Call up the install er menu. Enter a valid installer code (default setting = 7890): 7 8 9 0 It may also be necessary to enter the administrat or code 1234 (default). “You are now in the inst aller menu” ¾ Sel [...]

15 Detector list When using the smoke detector, press t he test button and hold it until t he alarm sounds (about 10 seconds). Press the wall break cont act on the opening detector. The Secvest display confirms succ essful training by show ing the display: Detector assigned to: Test butto n IR LED on bottom ¾ Now edit Zone 01. 3.1 Assigning t he z[...]

16 3.2 Checking the det ector rang e End training by pressing Next and going Back to the main menu. Go to Installer Menu Æ Test Æ Walk Test and carry out a walk test by triggering an alarm message (A). As smoke detectors do not have a tamper contact, only the alarm is displa yed ( A ). The display with the number of tested zones without tamper co[...]

17 3.4 Installing a nd training t he info mo dule The example shows a house in four partitions. The status of each partiti on should be displayed on each floor. Each partition can b e activated or deactivated separ ately. Therefore, an info module must be inst alled for each partition. Pleas e note that the info modules require a 12 V power supply [...]

18 3.5 Accessing th e alarm centre In order to not trigger an alarm when leaving (Ext Time) or entering (Ent Time) the area, a delay time must be defined for accessing the centre in Partition 01 . Access the installer menu and set the exit or entry delay under the “Partitions” menu item. Select Partions 01 . Select the “Name” menu item, the[...]

19 3.6 Internal alarm act ive (Prt S et All) This setting is used when the ins ide of the house should be accessed freely whilst being protected against break-ins from the outs ide. The detectors must be configured so that external su rveillan ce is created. Set the de tector for extern al surveillan ce to “Part Set”. The alarm centre then only[...]

20 3.7 Forwarding alarm m essages over the telephone ( speech dialler) This setting is used for infor ming the user over the tele phone. Call up the installer menu and select the “Reporting” men u item. Select the installed t elephone connection (PSTN) on t he Secvest. Installed microphone The recording should contain the follow ing information[...]

21 The call sequence starts with number 01, then number 02 up to the “Follow me” numb er. A dial pause of three seconds can be entered using the “ * ” key. Please note that the last telep hone number is designated as t he Follo w me number. The wireless centre shows this number in the user menu. A user can change t his number in the system [...]

22 3.8 Informing other persons When the called party answ ers a call from the speech dialler, they can end the call by sending back a DTMF “5”. When the “Call Acknowledge” function is activ ated , the wireless centre ends the call to this number when it has received a DTMF “5” . When the centre does not receive a D TMF “5”, then i t[...]

23 A message is displayed wit h the siren confirmation and the signal strength value. Leave this display by pressin g Back . If a siren has been trained, then the symbol is show n next to the siren number . Leave this display by pressin g Back . Select “Edi t Ext Siren ”. Select the trained Ext Sir en . If the external siren should be act ivate[...]

24 You have a guest that may only access the ground floor. Enter a user name . Confirm with OK . Select the Normal User user stat us. Allocate the relevant access rights to t he user (e.g. for the ground floor partition only ). Change the authorisat ion to No or Yes and confirm by pressing Done . Now enter an access code for your guest. Confirm the[...]

25 If you do not wish to train telecommands (remote control), then confir m by pressing No Telec ommands… . If you do not wish to train social care, t hen confirm by pressing No Social… If you do no t wish to tra in panic tra nsmitters, then confirm by pre ssing No P A… The user is added with this display . Further users can now be added.[...]

26 4. Sc ope of de live ry Secvest 4 wireless ala rm centre Chip key (tag) Keyring 2 x housing screws 2 x 2.2 k Ω 2 x 4.7 k Ω 2 x screws (tension relief) 3 x wall plugs 3 x screw s (wall fixation) 8 x hole adapters 6 x NiMH R6 AA rechargeab le batteries 1.2 V / 2000 mAh Downloader CD Installation instructions Operating instru ctions[...]

27 5. Accessories (not in cluded in sc ope of del ivery) 5.1 Detector 5.2 Wired detect or Motion s ensor FU8350 Openi ng detect or FU8320 (CC) FU8321 (FSL) Seismic sensor FU8380 Smoke detector FU8340 Glass breakage detect or FU8370 MK1010W MK1300W with WKS FU7300 Fire alarm FU8310 Alarm detector FU8300[...]

28 5.3 Remote controls 5.4 Transmitt er Wireless cylinder FU59xx Key switch with status display FU8165 Remote control FU8100 Arming stat ion FU8110 FU8 360 ( PET ) Chip key (tag) AZ5501 Emergency call transmitter (pe ndant) FU8390 Panic transmi tter FU8305[...]

29 5.5 Communication modules 5.6 Modules and external sirens ISDN module FU8020 GSM module FU8010 Info module FU8200 Accessory modul e FU8210 Wireless external siren FU8220 IP module FU8030[...]

30 5.7 Acces sories 5.8 Wireless t esting box 12 V / 1 A PSU FU3822 12 V / 1 A built-in PSU for 55 mm UP sw itch boxe s TVAC35200 6 V standby rechargeabl e batter y for the accessor y module FU3821 868 MHz wireless te sting box FU3801 PC cable FU3810[...]

31 6. Safety information WARNING ! To avoid fire and injury, please note t he following: • Securely fasten t he device in a dry location in the building. • Ensure sufficient ventilation for the alarm cent re. • Do not expose the alarm centre to temperatur es under 0 °C or above 50 °C. • The alarm centre is designed for indoor use only. ?[...]

32 7. Notes on connect ion and ext ension option s The wireless alarm centre is the central part of an electronic security system for protecting your property (e.g. apartment, house, garage, shops etc.). It secures the monitored areas in combination with other components such as wireless d etectors and signallers. The alarm is triggered by unauthor[...]

33 8. Notes on the se curity system High-frequenc y emission warning! The limit value of the emitted high-frequency signals for these components is below the European standard (considered as safe). Nonetheless, the devic e must be attached so that potential contact with users during nor mal operation is kept to a minimum. To keep signal emissions t[...]

34 8.3 Connection s on the b ase plate of the al arm cent re The following diagram show s the connections on the base plate of the alarm centre. Number Description 1 Cable clamp (tension relief) for t he 230 V AC mains line 2 C onnection socket fo r the con nection cable 3 230 V AC mains connection 4 Connection clamps for wired zones and outputs 8.[...]

35 8.6 Co nnecting the alarm centre to the 230 V mains suppl y Connecting the alarm centre to t he 230 V AC mains network is subject t o national regulations. Check t hat no voltage is present in the connection cable w hen fitting. Connect the 230 V power supply to t he mains connector according to EN60950- 1 as shown in the diagram. Remember t o f[...]

36 8.8 Connecting the analogue telephone connecti on Connection instructions for ISDN / GSM / ethernet and GPRS modules can be found in chapter 11. Connect the analogu e telephone line as shown in the diagr am: A-B Connection of an externa l analogue line In UK only A1- B1 Connection of analogue terminal devices (e.g. telephone or fax) 8.9 Connecti[...]

37 8.11 Closing the alar m centr e Reconnect the top part to the base plate. Remember to connect t he connection cable of the base plate to the alarm centre. At the same time, check t hat all other connections (emergency power supply and loudspeaker) are correctly connected to the top part. Close the alarm centre and att ach it to the bottom part u[...]

38 9. Explanation of term s Before starting to program the alarm centre, y ou should become familiar with the terms used. The following is an explanat ion of the possible zone ty pes and their allocated attributes: ZONE A zone is a detector that has been trained for the w ireless alarm centre. Zones can have very different at tributes. The detector[...]

39 KEY BOX This zone is mainly used in Scandinavi a. If this zone is opened, t he trigger is stored in the memory of the burglar alarm centre. The can also be transmitted via the telephone dialler. No alar m is triggered. If a zone of this type is necessary , the user connects the alarm wirin g of this zone (usually the auxiliary contact of a door)[...]

40 10. Overview of the alarm centre s 1 – Chip key reader 2 – Grap hic displ ay Multi ple-line display 3 – Integrated siren 4 – Activatio n button 5 – Deactivation but ton 6 – Control button s 7 – Key pad alarm k eys for panic, fir e, medic al and soci al call emer gencies 8 – Keypad for programmin g and oper ating the al arm centr [...]

41 11. Graphic disp lay The graphi c display informs you abo ut all even ts concernin g the wireles s alarm system . The followin g is an overview of the differen t display messages and their mea ning: This symbol ap pears when act ivity monitoring is activated. R emember to defin e the monitorin g time period. Ac tivity monitoring only wo rks when[...]

42 12. Installer me nu The wireless alarm centre is configured in the install er menu. There are two ways of programming the wireless alarm centre: A: Over the keypad on the wireless alar m centre. B: Over the software (either loc ally or by remote data transmission). The following section descri bes how to program the wireless alarm centre usi ng [...]

43 Download Config ure download settings Reporting Configure telephon e settings, define transmis sion types Social Care Set social ca re, define activatio n times Test Centre and detector test, output test, walk test, wireless communication View Log Read the event log About Panel Read information about sof tware and hardware versions 13. Adding de[...]

44 This display shows which zone the detec tor has been trained to, the zone type programmed for this zone, the partition that the detector monitors and the additional zone attributes. SS is also displayed, which show s the received signal strength. This value should be higher than 3 for satisfactory communication. If this message is displayed, con[...]

45 To delete the detector and the zone information, select the Defau lt Zone menu i tem and confirm with Next . Confirm deletion by press ing Yes . 13.3 Detector already in use In exceptional cases, the message “ Det ector already in use ” may be displayed during train ing of the detector. This occurs after the traini ng confirmation is receive[...]

46 Select the Delete All menu item. Confirm deletion by press ing Yes . 13.5 Adding the zone 01 det ector manually ¾ Sel ect Zone 01 . Please ensure that no other active detectors are in the tamper state. ¾ You will now be pr ompted to a ctivate the Tamper contact . Example: Motion sensor ¾ The detector was successfully trained. To ensure satisf[...]

47 13.6 Editing det ectors (z ones) The detector transmits its stan dard settings automatically to the alarm centre after training . This setting can be chan ged at an y time. Editing Zone 01 13.7 Assigni ng the zo ne name It is sensible to assign a clear and unique zo ne name so that detector can be identifi ed quickly in the event of a malf uncti[...]

48 13.8 S electi ng the zo ne type The preset zone type can be changed here. Pay at tention to the zone type descriptions in this chapter. Select the Type menu item. Press Select to confirm the corresponding Zone Ty pe . ZONE TYPE A zone is a detector that has been trained for the w ireless alarm centre. Zones can have very different at tributes. T[...]

49 KEY SW MOMENT Train a key switch (pulse) to the wireless alarm centre. Any change to this zone changes the state of the alarm centre from active to inactive or vice versa (f ollowing the dela y time). KEY SW LATCHED A key switch (permanent) can be connected to the burglar alarm centre. Any change to this zone changes the state of the alarm centr[...]

50 13.10 Selecting zone c haracter istics Select the Attributes menu ite m. Further prope rties can be allocated to the zone here. Property Mean in g Chime When the alarm cent re is deactivated and t his zone is triggered, the centre emits an acoustic sig nal. Soak Te st If a detector tends to trigg er false alarms, activate th e detector test (soa[...]

51 14. Outputs The controller has 34 outputs. The first two outputs (O/P1 and O/P2) are wired outputs. Outputs 3 to 34 are wireless outputs. They can be accessed usin g a FU8210 accessory module. Switch output s O/P1 and O/P2: Disconnected, sing le pole relay contacts DC: 24 V / 1 A AC: 120 V / 0.5 A 14.1 Adding outputs The Secvest has two wire out[...]

52 14.2 Editing outputs Now edit Zone 01. Select the Name menu item. 14.3 Assigning the output name It is sensible to assign a clear and unique out put name so that the output can be identified quickly in the event of a malfunction. Delete th e exis ting n ame ( Output01 ) and assign a unique name for the output (max. 12 cha ract ers) . Enter lette[...]

53 Type Meaning Not Used This output is not in use and is n ever activated. (Exception: complete pow er loss). Local This output is activat ed on local alarms for the defined siren duration. E/E Follow This output is act ivated for the duration of the delay time (entry/exit delay active). Armed Lamp This output is activate d as long as the alar m c[...]

54 14.5 Exampl e: “User Defined” out put type After selecting the User Defi ned output type and entering t he times, you can then connect the programmed output with a w ired input (programmed as “Key Sw Latched”). In this way, the alarm centre can be activated an d deactivated at a defined time. In addition, the “User Defined” output ca[...]

55 14.7 WAM outputs The WAM wireless outputs can be edited after trainin g the WAM as a wireless transmitter or receiver (function 3). Select output 31 using the arrow keys (WAM 1). Edit the menu point under output 31 . Select the Name menu item. Assign a new name and fini sh data entry by pressing OK . Select the Type menu item. An overview of out[...]

56 successful activation of the wireless alarm centre. Siren P1 - P4 This output is activated on local alarms in the select ed partition for the defined siren duration. Strobe Set P1 - P4 This output is activated for a local alar m in the selected partition and remains active unt il the wireless alarm centre is deactivated. The output is also activ[...]

57 15.1 Extern al siren Select Add/Del Ext Sir en . Select the corresponding Siren . Trigger the tamper contact of the siren. When the sirens have been trained, t he alarm centre beeps twice as confirmatio n. A message is displayed w ith the siren confirmation and the signal strength value. Leave this display by pressin g Back . If a siren has been[...]

58 If the external siren should be activated w hen the relevant partition triggers a local or external alarm, then the partition must be set to Yes . 15.2 Info Module/Int Si ren Select the Teach Info Module menu ite m. Set the info module / internal siren t o learning mode. See the product instruct ions for more details. After switching the info mo[...]

59 15.2.2 Rdy-to -Set LED This function must also be set if the i nfo module is equi pped with properties of the “Ready” display . This signals t hat at least one z one in the partitio n is open (zones connected with “Force Set” property ). Proceed as follows: Select the Rdy-to-Set LED menu item. To display the ready display on the i nfo mo[...]

60 Select the corresponding accessory module (WAM). In total, up to eight accessory modules can be trained. Select a module (e.g. WAM 1 ). Trigger the tamper contact on the WAM. Trained WAM modules have the symbol next to the WAM n umber. Exit the menu by pressing Back . Select Vie w WAM. Select WAM 1. When the WAM is trained, it als o transmits it[...]

61 15.3.1 WA M as w ireless repe ater WAM function 1 If the accessory module is trained with the w ireless repeater function, then the wireless repeaters whose signals are to be transmitted via t his module must also be trained to the WAM. Consult the WAM operating inst ructions for more information. 15.3.2 WAM as output module WAM function 2 If th[...]

62 Trigger the tamper contact on the arming station (s ee the station operating instructions) . When the arming station has been tr ained, the wireless alarm centre beeps twice in ackn owledgement. At the same t ime, the graphic dis play shows the symbol next to the arming station number. 15.4.1 Editing the arming statio n Select the trained arming[...]

63 15.4.2. Arming station with new function The arming station can also be used out doors (IP54). Using the “Instant Set” function, the alarm centre ca n be activated without any ex it delay after entry of the user code. Edit arming station F2 key F3 key F4 key Instant Set Y Select Back Select : Y = Instant acti vation (outdoors ) N = With 10 s[...]

64 Now program t he F3 function key on t he arming statio n. Call up the installer m enu. Under Other Dev ices , select the Arming station menu point. Under E dit arming station , select the trained Armi ng station 1 . The trained arming station is indi cated by the symbol. Now select the F3 key . Select the Output number menu point. Now sel ect th[...]

65 15.4.3.2. Using the remote control Now program t he double - arrow key on the remote control. Access the user m enu as an administr ator. Under System setting , select the Telecommands (r emote control) menu point Select the Edit menu poi nt and press any key on the remote control , or alternativel y select No Telecom mands… When No Telecomman[...]

66 16. Partition s Select the corresponding function. For an overview of functions and their attr ibutes, see the table below . Function Meaning Name Select this point to rename a partition. Enter the name in t he same way as for zones or output names. Type Select this point t o define the output mode of the partition. Properties of each output mod[...]

67 16.2 Exit delay s of the p artition After entering the exit mode for t he partition, a delay time must be entered in the following cases: Exit mode = Timed Set or Exit mode = S ilent Set Select the Ext Tim e menu point. After Ext Time has been confirmed with the Select button, the follow ing graphic display is shown: Select the corresponding exi[...]

68 Behaviour of activation ackno wledgement. The options are as follows: OFF – No visual acknowledgement on external siren after successful activati on (not internal). ON – Visual acknowledgeme nt on external siren after successful activation (not internal). Behaviour of deactivation ack nowledgement. Programming is made in the same way as acti[...]

69 17.2 Remote co ntrol / remote access by tele phone This function enables a user to giv e commands to the w ireless alarm centre from a remote location using the tele phone keypad. The available commands are as follows. More information can be found in the operating ma nual. There are two possibilities here : Call-out control When set to Y , the [...]

70 Function Mea ni ng Country defaults After confirming the “Country defaults”, a list of different countries is display ed. Each country has its ow n alarm settings. This option can be used t o select the default settings for a certain country. Select the country where the alarm centre is installed. For Austria or Switzerlan d, select D. The s[...]

71 Select whether the siren is to start immediat ely or after the selected delay time following the triggerin g of a local or external alarm. 17.10 Siren Time Select how long the siren should sound w hen a local or external alarm is trigge red. 17.11 Stray on ent dly Additional delay w hen the entry delay time is exceeded or the entranc e to the pr[...]

72 17.13 Jammi ng Select whether the alarm sys tem should display a warning in t he case of jamming detection. If this function is en abled, a warning is shown on the disp lay if jamming is detected. 17.14 Batt Load T est Select whether the alarm sy stem should test the battery capacity at eve ry disarming or every 23 hours. If the function is disa[...]

73 18. IP Network When an ethernet or GPRS module is attached, t his menu allows the user to alloc ate the wireless centre an individual IP ad dress. This is then used for IP alarms or the IP dow nload. With an ins tall ed ether net module , the menu contains t he following options: IP Address Enter the individual IP address of the w ireless alarm [...]

74 19. Downlo ad settings Select the corresponding function. For a list of functions and their attributes, see the table below. Select “Download”. Function Meaning Account Name The account name is allocated by the downl oad software in order to guarantee a secure connection. The account name is displayed as soon as it is entered. Connection Typ[...]

75 19.3 Ring s to Answer Select when the wireless alarm centre sho uld accept a call. To select a number of rings, press Select . If the value is set to 255, the al arm cent re never answers the call. 19.4 Answer on 1 ring Select when the wireless alarm cent re should accept a call. To select A nswer on 1 ring , press Select under the dis play. If [...]

76 19.7 IP Network If an ethernet module is attached to the wireless alarm centre, then it is possibl e for the downloader to communicate with the w ireless alarm centre using the Internet protocol. This menu allows yo u to save two IP addresses that can be called by the wireless alarm centre to start a download. T he user starts the call by dialli[...]

77 20.1 ALARMS Select the corresponding function. For a list of functions and their attributes, see the table below. Function Mea ni ng Call Mode Settings for reporting alarm messages. Primary Telecoms Settings for the primary transmission path of alarm reporting. Phone Book Used for selecting a phone number for transmit ting alarm messages. IP Net[...]

78 20.4 Phone Book ( A LARMS) Select which number should be changed. Enter the callback number of the command centre that you re ceived for tra nsmitting the resp ective report. P ress the star key to enter a dial pause. Each dial pause interrupts t he dial procedure for 3 seconds. 20.5 IP Network IP address for alarm messages When an ethernet modu[...]

79 20.7 Report Type Select the report type to be used for digital alarm t ransmission to the command centre. The command centre usually indicates w hich type of report to select. The available report types are as follow s: Fast Forma t Channel, Co ntact ID Repo rts, SIA Lev el I, SIA Le vel II, SIA L evel III, Extended SIA Level I II and CID in SM [...]

80 20.10 SIA R eport Mode Select this, th en select the L evel of the transmission. The followi ng table details which events should be transmitted f or the SIA 1 report. Tri gger B asi c SIA code without zone no. or user Sum SIA code without zone no. or user Middle SIA code with zone no. and user Complete SI A code with zone no. and user Medical c[...]

81 20.12 Contact ID Reports Select whether the restoration of a function (clos ing of an alarm zone, error clearance) should be transmitted to the command centre. If only t he basic function is enabled, only faults or alarms are transmitt ed to the command centre but not the reset of t his function. All transmitted messages ar e listed in the table[...]

82 If the func tion is enabled , the call is made ev ery 24 hours following the l ast transm ission . 20.15 St atic Test Call When a static test call is selec ted, the system makes a test call at a certain time or day of th e mont h. To make a test call at a specific ti me every day , select Reporting -> ALARMS -> St atic Test Call -> Dail[...]

83 20.18 No Transmission 20.19 Social Care The wireless alarm centre sends a social care message for the following alarm ty pes: Emergency The user presses Social Care on the control pa nel or activates an emergency call transmitter (pendant). The wireless alarm centre then reports this to t he emergency call centre with the SOCI AL CARE KEY event [...]

84 20.21 Prim ary Telecoms Select which primary transmissi on path should be used. This tr ansmission path is used as long as transmission is possib le using it. 20.22 Phone Book (S ocial C are) Select which number should be chan ged. Enter the callback number of the command centre that you received for transmitt ing the respective report. Press th[...]

85 20.25 Call A cknowledge Select whether the social call must be acknow ledged by the receiver by pressing DTMF button “5” or not. If the function is disabled, the call is consider ed to have been transmitted when the call ed party accepts it. 20.26 Sp eech Diall er The “Speech Dialler” function of the w ireless alarm centre describes the [...]

86 20.28 Prim ary Telecoms Select which primary transmissi on path should be used. This tr ansmission path is used as long as transmission is possib le using it. 20.29 Messag es Select the corresponding function. For a list of functions and their attributes, see the table below. Function Mea ni ng Home Message (approx. 12 sec) Select this f unction[...]

87 After selecting a message, an overview of the phone numbers entered previously under “Phone Book” is display ed. If the telephone number has been give n a name, then this is shown in the display instead of the running number. Select to which of the displayed t elephone numbers the voice message sho uld be sent. Mark phone numbers to be calle[...]

88 20.36 Cal l Mode This option is used to acti vate or deacti vate SMS communica tions. 20.37 Prim ary Telecoms Select which primary transmissi on path should be used. This tr ansmission path is used as long as transmission is possib le using it. 20.38 Messag es Select the corresponding function. For a list of functions and their attributes, see t[...]

89 Select the corresponding function. For a list of functions and their attributes, see the table below. Ask your chosen service provider for th e protocol used and the SM S service centre number. Some examples are listed below. For T-Com (Germany), select protocol TAP8N1 (service centre 017125 21001) For Anny Way (Germany), select protocol UCP8N1 [...]

90 20.43 Line Fau lt This menu can be used to program the system so that it reacts with an acoustic or silent alarm when the alarm centre d etermines a fault in the remote t ransmission lines. Select the Line Fault menu item. When a GSM or ISDN module is integrated, then line faults can be set f or the PSTN line that is directly attached to the ala[...]

91 21.2 Monitoring Interval Select the monitoring interval in hours. Within this interval, every detector programmed for activi ty moni toring must b e triggered at least o nce to avoid the trigg ering of a soci al care alarm. Selec t the monitoring inte rval so t hat it is w ithin the monito ring period defined by the monitoring start and end time[...]

92 22.2 Testing the loudspeaker Activate the loudspeaker by pressing Play/Stop under t he display. After confi rming with Play/Stop , the loudspeaker is activated. Y ou should now hear the voice messages. You can now listen to all voice messages saved in the di splay. Playing is also shown in the top-right corner of the display . The following grap[...]

93 22.8 A rming Station The test of the arming station signal is used for displaying the signal s trength. The signal strength should be higher than 3. 22.9 Output s A list of all outputs inst alled on the system is shown on t he display. Select the output t o be tested. Press Done to end the test. When the test is ended, check w hether the output [...]

94 25. Installin g a dditional modules Before connecting the ISDN / GSM / ethernet / GPRS module to the alar m centre, disconnect the electric power supply. First ly, access the installer menu on the alarm centre. This prevents a tamper alarm from being trigg ered when the top part is removed from the base plate. Loosen the housing screw s on the l[...]

95 26. Fitting the ISDN module Insert the ISDN module carefully and exactly into t he base of the ISDN module. Ensure that all base feet are correctly att ached to the base holder. IMPORTA NT: The ISDN module does not support the entry of MSN numbers. Plug in the ISDN ca ble. 27. Fitting the GSM module Before inse rting the GSM mod ule, insert a SI[...]

96 28. Fitting the ethernet module Insert the ethernet module carefully and exactly into the base of the module. Ensure that all base feet are correctly att ached to the base holder. Plug in the network cable. 29. Fitting the GPRS module Before inserting the GPRS module, insert a SIM card into the GPRS module. Any SIM cards who support this service[...]

97 30. Final t asks Finally, plug the siren plug from the cover of the t op part back into the PCB and replace the tamper contact spring. Make sure that the microp hone is also exactly located in the top part and place the cover back on the top part. Screw the top part back in place. Reconnect the battery and loudspeaker cables and the connectin g [...]

98 32.2 Programm ing To program the system, install the dow nloader program from the softw are CD supplied. The current version of t his program can also be downloaded from the Security Center website. After installing and starting the downloader program, y ou are prompted to enter a password. Th is is: security . After entering the password, creat[...]

99 Communication This product can be connected t o an analogue telephone connect ion (PSTN) or an analogue extension co nnection. However, due t o differences betw een telephone network providers, no guarantees can be made for problem-free o peration on every telephone terminal connection. This product can use a PSTN line w ith other telephone or f[...]

100 35. Glossary Term / abbreviation Explanation ARC Alarm and relay command centre. Command centre Organisations where alarm and system messages are transferred to in digital form (by telepho ne). Used as an initial point f or intervention measures (police / fire departme nt). Force Set Zones with this att ribute are automatically hidd en when an [...]

A1 - I Amendments to the operating manual (UK) Secvest 2WAY FU8006 S/W ≥ 5.04.22[...]

A1 - II 1. Preface Dear custom ers, We constantly develop our product rang e in order to provide our customers wit h optimal products incorporating state-of-the-art techn ology. The new software relea s e for the Secvest 2WAY includes optimised workflow s and an extended function range. These improvements can be found in the following document. 2. [...]

A1 - III 3. New menu items in Installer Menu 3.1. Secvest Key 2WAY wireless cylinder, item no. FU59xx Installer Menu Æ Other Devices Æ Secvest Key Æ ADD/DEL Door Lock EDIT Door Lock • Adding and remov ing Key devices A maximum of four Secvest Key 2WAY wireless cylinders can be trained. Installer Menu Æ Other Devices Æ Secvest Key Æ ADD/DEL [...]

A1 - IV • Testing Installer Menu Æ Testing Æ Secvest Key Select the corresponding Secvest Key 2WAY wirele ss cylinder (Door Lo ck 1, Door Lock 2, Door Lock 3 or Door Lock 4). T he wireless cylinder functions and correct positioning of DIP switch 3 to the door hinge in the Secvest Key 2WAY can be te sted here. “Unlocked” is shown on the Secv[...]

A1 - V 3.3. Tamper alarm Installer Menu Æ System Options Æ Send unset Tampers Æ Disabled Enabled • Factory set ting: Disa bled • When “Enabl ed” is selected, tamper alarms are tr ansmitted over the selected communi cation method, even when the alarm centre is deactivated. This applies to ALARMS, SPEECH DIALLER and SMS communication. 3.4.[...]

A1 - VI 3.5. Customer ID for alarm communicat ion to a social care service centre Installer Menu Æ Reporting Æ Social Care Æ Account Nu mbers Æ Account No P 1 Account No P 2 Account No P 3 Account No P 4 • “P” (partition) has n ow been added (p reviously “Account No 1” etc. ). • An ID must be entered for the corre sponding partition[...]

A1 - VII 4. Software changes 4.1. “Normal Alarm” zone type with FTS 96 E function To use the FTS 96 E wireless window lock (item no. FU841x) or the FTS 96 wireless upgra de set (item no. FU8402), program the “No rmal Alarm” zone type in the alarm centre. • When the alarm centre i s deactivated, these detectors are monitored for detachm en[...]

A1 - VIII 4.3. New operating mode for social care messages • An alarm cancellation using the pend ant is no longer possibl e within the 30 second guard time . Earlier, an alarm was cancell ed by pressing the butt on a second time within the guard time. • An alarm cancellation is only possi ble on the alarm centre within the 30 seco nd guard tim[...]

A1 - IX 4.4. Zone name prompts This function is activated as follows and zone names are recorded: User Menu Æ Facilities On/Off Æ Zone Name Prompts Æ Enabled Æ Yes The following additional prompt is then announced: • With opened zone Æ “The System cannot set” + “<Zone name prompts>” When several zone s are open, the zone with t[...]

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A2 - I Amendments to the operating manual (UK) Secvest 2WAY FU8006 S/W ≥ 5.05.30[...]

A2 - II 1. Preface Dear custom ers, We constantly develop our product rang e in order to provide our customers wit h optimal products incorporating state-of-the-art techn ology. The new software relea s e for the Secvest 2WAY includes optimised workflow s and an extended function range. These improvements can be found in the following document. 2. [...]

A2 - III 3. New menu items in Installer Menu 3.1. FTS 96 E Detector, additional attribut for “Normal Alarm” zone ty pe Installer Menu Æ Detecto rs Æ Edit Zones Æ Attributes Æ Dis. Sabotage Yes /No • Factory setting: No • If “Yes” is selected, sa botage monitoring on the FTS 96 E wireless window protection system is sw itched off whe[...]

A2 - IV 3.3. Outputs - additional “Jamming” outpu t type Installer Menu Æ Outputs Æ Edit Outputs Æ Type Æ Jamming • The corresponding o utput switches when jamming is detected. 3.4. Communication , SPEECH DIALLER, additional “Jamming” event type Installer Menu Æ Reporting Æ Speech Dialler Æ Report Triggers Æ Message x Æ Trigger x[...]