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MP 200
User's
Manual
BUS Control Unit
IS0083-AH
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Summary of Contents for Elkron MP 200
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Sommario Table of Contents 1.0 KP200D KEYPAD ......................3 1.1EVENT / SYSTEM MEMORY ..................4 1.1.1 DISPLAYING ALARM EVENTS ..............4 1.1.2 DISPLAYING .......... 4 TAMPER / SABOTAGE ATTEMPTS 1.1.3 DISPLAYING OPEN ZONES ................ 5 1.1.4 DISPLAYING AREA EXCLUSION AND TAMPERING ........5 1.1.5 DISPLAYING MESSAGES ................ -
Page 3: Kp200D Keypad
1.0 KP200D Keypad The KP 200D keypad is the main instrument for the user to interface the control unit. The number keys are used for keying in codes. Automatically generated optical/acoustic warnings are shown on the keypad display. According to how the installer programs the system during installation, a keypad can be associated with the entire system, i.e., with all the sectors in the system, or only to specific sectors. -
Page 4: Event / System Memory
• Repeatedly press a button to change the character. Ex.: press button 1 once for the letter A, twice for the letter B, etc. • Press to move to the next character or for a blank space • Press to go back to the previous character •... -
Page 6: Turning The System On And Off By Sectors
2.0 Turning System ON/OFF by Sectors NOTE:The ELKRON MP200 SYSTEM is programmed into zones and sectors. A "zone" is an input on the "CU" or Control Unit associated with some type of sensor. A "sector" is a functional or logical grouping of zones, preprogrammed by the installer at the time of installation of the system. -
Page 7: Turning The System Off: Totally / Partially Using Keypad
2.2 TURNING SYSTEM OFF: TOTALLY / PARTIALLY USING KEYPAD ACCESS CODE To deactivate all the sectors controlled by EXIT Full Unset? menu the keypad and/or the access code Partial Unset? NOTE: “Set” = Turn ON / Activate & “Unset” = Turn OFF / Deactivate; “O” = OK & “N” = NO Enter a valid 6 digit "access code". -
Page 8: Reading And Setting Zones With The User Key / Reader
2.4 READING / SETTING ZONES WITH THE USER KEY / READER There are two operating modes for zones controlled by a splitter, namely: Mode A called "direct action" and Mode B called "pre-programmed action". As mentioned in paragraph 2.0, the splitter is programmed by the installer. Mode A: In this mode, leave the key inserted in the associated reader and press the buttons on the splitter to select the associated sectors to be activated or deactivated directly. -
Page 9: User's Menu
3.0 User's Menu • Authorized users can exploit the various functions offered by the MP 200 control unit's user menu which is accessed after keying in your access code on the KP 200D keypad. • The first menu instruction will appear on the KP 200D display, typically, “Full Set? O/N” (unless a message is viewed, in which case, see paragraph 1.1.5). -
Page 10: Changing The "User Id" Access Code
3.1 CHANGING THE "USER ID" ACCESS CODE The procedure to change the "User ID" access code is as follows: ACCESS Enter the current 6 digit User ID access code. CODE Press either until the "Change Access Code?" message appears on the display. Change Access Code? O / N Press... -
Page 11: Example Of Selective Zone Activation / Deactivation
3.2.1 SELECTIVE ZONE ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION In this example of selective zone “Inclusion”=Activation/”Exclusion”=Deactivation, we’ll include all of the rooms in a two-storey house, except for the lounge. This is because there is a pet in the lounge that would trigger the alarm as soon as it moves around. -
Page 12: System Testing
3.4 SYSTEM TESTING The test procedure (which can be accessed by entering a valid user code) is useful for checking: electrical output and relay switches, open zones, closed zones and the level of batteries in the system when the system is off. A system test should be run after the first installation, possibly by using a KP 200D keypad associated with the entire system so as to ensure maximum accessibility, because the test can only be run on the warning system devices and zones that are part of the sectors associated with the keypad in use. -
Page 13: Battery Test
3.4.3 BATTERY TEST The battery test is used to test the control unit battery and the remote concentrator power units. Control unit LED 1, the Mains LED on the keypads and the red LED on the key readers will blink if the battery is low. Automatic messages will also appear on the display announcing this event. -
Page 14: Event Log Menu
The MP 200 can automatically store all significant event types in chronological order by date and time. The MP 200-64 can store up to 300 events and the MP 200-256 can store up to 1000. Once these limits are exceeded, the oldest events will be automatically deleted to make room for the new events. -
Page 15: Activating / Deactivating: The Buzzer And / Or The Chime
3.6 ACTIVATING / DEACTIVATING BUZZER AND/OR CHIME It is possible to activate/deactivate the buzzer to signal a delay on each keypad at the entrance/exit. It is also possible to activate the auxiliary function of the chime to signal the opening of a zone. (see paragraph 2.2.2 of the Functions and Programming manual). -
Page 16: Adding Or Deleting User's Id Access Codes / Keys
3.8 PROGRAMMING ACCESS CODES / KEYS The Master user can program a new code or acquire a new key, assigning level, name and association to the sectors. The master can also delete some, or all, of the pre-existing keys or codes. Note: Level assignment and sector association and naming a User ID (code) or a key is only possible during new code/key programming. - Page 17 Select the level of access authority to be assigned to the new code from the five available user levels: Master User, Levels: 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 (see paragraph 2.8.1 of the Functions and Programming manual). If the level is in the range, from "L1" to "L4", the system will ask what sectors are assigned to that code, i.e., the sectors in the system which can be activated/deactivated with the new code.
- Page 18 The program will again prompt to select a reader. Press to skip this request and go on to the next instruction. The program will prompt to associate sectors, i.e., which sectors can be activated/deactivated by this key. Follow the prompts to make the required associations. Press to confirm, when finished.
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Page 19: Memorizing Telephone Numbers ==> Position 1 - 6 (Optional)
3.9 MEMORIZING TELEPHONE NUMBERS NOTE: This feature can only be used if the MP 200 is equipped with an STM 200 Modem Communicator Board and an SV 108 Voice Synthesis Board for transmitting events via voice mode on the telephone line. -
Page 20: Listening To Voice Messages (Optional)
T = test message 3.11 MAKING TEST CALLS TO MEMORIZED NUMBERS NOTE: This feature can only be used if the MP 200 is equipped with a STM 200 Modem Communicator Board for transmitting events in voice mode on the telephone line . -
Page 21: Programming The Date / Timer Functions
3.12 PROGRAMMING THE DATE / TIMER FUNCTIONS The master user can access a "reserved menu" to program the date / timer functions. Refer to the Functions and Programming manual (paragraphs 8.0 and 9.0) for more detailed information. Enter a valid 6 digit access code. Press until the message, "Timed Programming Functions", appears on the display. - Page 22 MP200 User’s Manual...
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