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Pima Hunter-Pro 832 User Manual

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  • Page 1 Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 I n t r u d e r A l a r m S y s t e m s User Guide ZA...

  • Page 2: Hunter-Pro

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Quick Reference Press for 2 seconds, enter Press the key for 2 seconds... User code and press the key... ON/OFF Arm to full mode One-key arming Display the log BYPASS Bypass zones for the next arming Arm to “Home 1”...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Table of Contents Introduction ......................5 Hunter-Pro & Captain 8 mutual features ..............5 Hunter-Pro Series features ..................5 Captain 8 features ....................6 Safety & security ....................6 Signs and conventions in this guide ................ 6 Codes .........................
  • Page 4 Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 9.10 How to delete RFID device .................. 25 9.11 How to set the Duress code ................. 25 9.12 How to set the Short code ................... 25 9.13 How to set the Door code ..................26 Key #0: Auto Arming ..................

  • Page 5: Introduction

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Hunter-Pro 832/8144 and Captain 8 Intruder Alarm Systems. Much care has been taken in developing these systems, to provide you with unprecedented peace of mind and security. The user-friendly menu with its advanced features will professionally help you to protect your premises.

  • Page 6: Captain 8 Features

    Up to 4 partitions and subsystems  Safety & security Both the Hunter-Pro 832/8144 and Captain 8 systems have been registered in accordance with the EN60950 standard We advise you the following:  The alarm system as well as its wiring should be placed in a hidden and safe location, protected from rain or moisture.

  • Page 7: Short Code

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 1.6.3 Short code A two-digit code, used only for arming 1.6.4 Duress code The duress code is a 4-6 digit code for using in distress situations. When the system is armed and you are forced to disarm it, enter the duress code - the system will be disarmed, but in addition, a silent alarm will be sent to the Monitoring Station (if you are a subscriber) and the phones of the users.

  • Page 8: Key #1: Arming & Disarming

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #1: Arming & Disarming You can arm the alarm system in several ways: Via the keypad Automatically, in a pre-defined time Using key fobs, key switches and RFID devices In Hunter-Pro only: by the phone...

  • Page 9: How To Disarm The Alarm System

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide How to disarm the alarm system ‎ To disarm the system, enter the Master code, or user code (for restrictions, see section 9 .4, on page 21). The Short code cannot be used to disarm the system.

  • Page 10: Key #2: The Memory Log

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #2: The Memory Log The system keeps a log of various events, like alarms, arming & disarming, bypassing zones, and faults. Each event is kept with a time stamp and the user that is associated with, when relevant.

  • Page 11: Key #3: How To Bypass Zones

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #3: How to Bypass Zones You use the zone bypass option when you need to enter a part of the protected area while the system is armed. You can bypass zones only temporarily and only when the system is disarmed: a zone can be bypassed only for one arming and it returns to normal mode when the system is disarmed again.

  • Page 12: Keys #4, #7: "Home 1" And "Home 2" Arming Modes

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Keys #4, #7: “HOME 1” and “HOME 2” Arming Modes “HOME 1” and “HOME 2” are partial arming modes, in which only some zones are armed, while others are not: the armed zones will sound the alarm if opened, while the disarmed zones can be occupied at the same time.

  • Page 13: Key #5: Display Types

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #5: Display Types Your keypad has few options for displaying information on zones, alarms, faults etc. There are two basic displaying types: “Fast display” and “Scan open zones”. The other types on the menu, except “Disable zone displaying” display various information for a minute, before they return to one of the basic types.

  • Page 14: Scan Open Zones Display Type

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Indicator Description Low battery in a wireless detector 24-hour zone is open or a partition (a pre-defined group of zones) is armed. Press to display the partitions. Electric short in the wires of the zone (this may indicate on burglary setup!)

  • Page 15: Other Display Types

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Other display types 6.4.1 All Zones Use this one-minute display type to view the zone characteristics - its name, partition and type. To view the All Zones type: Enter the user menu and press...

  • Page 16: All Zones Status

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 6.4.5 All Zones Status This is a version of the “Fast Display” type, in which the status of all the zones is conveniently ‎ displayed in 10-zone lines. See section 6 .1, on page 13 for details on the zone indicators.

  • Page 17: Key #6: Phone Numbers, Sms Settings And Dialer Test

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #6: Phone numbers, SMS settings and Dialer test Key #6 has three sub-menus. The menus and their use are: Edit Numbers: set the contact numbers that will receive audible messages on alarms and...

  • Page 18: Example For Sms Message

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide To set the numbers to receive SMS messages: PHONE Edit Numbers SMS Settings 1234 NEXT ENTR NEXT ENTER/NEXT/BACK ENTER/NEXT/BACK ---- SMS Options Enter the user menu and press SMS Settings 1234 ENTR ENTR...

  • Page 19: Key #8: Time And Date

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #8: Time and Date You should make sure that the system’s Time and Date are accurate at all times, for maintaining a detailed log and for functions such as user disarming window.

  • Page 20: Key #9: Codes

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Key #9: Codes All codes in the Hunter-Pro Series and Captain 8 systems, except Short code, are made of 4-6 digits. Duplicate codes or codes that start with the two Short code digits are not allowed.

  • Page 21: How To Delete A User Code

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 9.2.2 How to delete a user code To set a new code or change one, do the following: CODES NEXT Enter the user menu and press ENTR Enter a user no. and press...

  • Page 22: How To Set User Disarming Window

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Each letter represents an action. The letters are: Letter Action Description Code Programming The user can set/change user codes Tel. Programming The user can set/change phone numbers Date Programming The user can set/change time and date...

  • Page 23: How To Set User Partitions

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide How to set user partitions ‎ If the alarm system uses partitions (see section 1 2, on page 28 for details about partitions), every user can be assigning to one or more partitions. When a user is assigned to a partition, it can only operate the alarm system with keypads that are assigned to the same partition.

  • Page 24: How To Delete A Key Fob

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Press one of the buttons on the key fob. When the control panel receives the signal, it Device added! Press END acknowledges it: Press The letter “K” in the user code screen indicates that the user has a key fob assigned to it. For...

  • Page 25: How To Delete Rfid Device

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide You can make the user enter its code, when it disarms the system using an RFID device - see ‎ parameter “W” in section 9 .4, on page 21. 9.10 How to delete RFID device...

  • Page 26: How To Set The Door Code

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 9.13 How to set the Door code The door code is an activation code, mainly used for opening electric doors and gates. To set the code: Door Code CODES NEXT Enter the user menu and press...

  • Page 27: Key #: Chime

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide When Inactivity to Arming time is arriving, a 45-second pre-delay starts: the keypad will sound 2-beep alerts and the green LED will flash. After that, the normal exit delay will start and then the full system will be armed .

  • Page 28: Key Back: Manual System Tests

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 12 key BACK: Manual System Tests The system constantly tests the backup battery, the AC and the phone line. If your alarm system uses Ethernet or GPRS communication, additional test screens are displayed You can perform a manual test too.

  • Page 29: Partitions

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 13 Partitions A partition is a way to divide the premise to subsets of zones, for example, a floor, an office, and perimeter detectors. A partition can be armed separately, while other partitions are not. Users can...

  • Page 30: Example C: Offices/Shops

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 13.1.3 Example C: offices/shops Figure 4. Partitions - Example D This is an example for office or shop floor. Each office/shop is assigned to a partition. The whole floor can be controlled by one keypad, with each occupant having a separate user code, remote control, key switch and RFID tag.

  • Page 31: Other Topics

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 14 Other topics 14.1 Arming with key switch and key fob You can arm your alarm system using key switches and key fobs. A key switch is used in businesses mostly. To use key fobs you must purchase the I/O-WN wireless module, that supports up to 24 key fobs.

  • Page 32: How To Send Panic Alarm

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Keystrokes Space Uppercase/lowercase (toggle) Cancel/Return to previous screen [END] without saving [NEXT] Next character [BACK] Previous character [ENTR] Select/Save 14.4 How to send Panic alarm When you activate PANIC alarm, the sirens are activated and the alarm is immediately reported to your CMS (if you are a subscriber) and your private phones.

  • Page 33: How To Control Via The Phone

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 15 How to control via the phone Phone control is not available in Captain 8. This section refers to Hunter-Pro Series only You can control the Hunter-Pro Series alarm system by any touchtone or cellular phone. You can initiate a call to the alarm system and control it, or you can answer a call from the system, for example, when you receive an alarm message.

  • Page 34: Full Mode

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 15.2 Full mode To control the panel in full mode: 1. Repeat steps 1-4 in the previous Basic mode section. 2. To activate a device, dial [*] and a command from the following tables.

  • Page 35: Examples

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 15.2.1 Examples 15.2.1.1 How to activate the “Ext. SIREN” output Dial the panel’s phone number  the panel picks up the call  wait for the confirmation tone to end  dial the Master code  wait for command confirmation tone to end  dial * 11 15.2.1.2 Deactivate RELAY#2 in I/O-R #2...

  • Page 36: Troubleshooting

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 16 Troubleshooting Faults are indicated by the flashing red LED in the keypad, a description of the fault is displayed, the buzzer sounds beeps and the system logs it. In addition, the service technician can set the system to report it to the Central Monitoring Station, to send an alert by the telephone, to trigger an output and more.
  • Page 37 Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Fault Description and troubleshoot Check Keypad Number The keypad’s ID is not configured properly. Keypad X Fault Keypad X is faulty. A zone (include. Wireless zone) is tampered or faulty. Possible Zone Fault tampering! Detector voltage is faulty due to possible tampering.

  • Page 38: Appendix: Zone Location Table

    Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide 17 Appendix: Zone Location Table Zone Location Zone Location 100. 101. 102. 103. 104.
  • Page 39 Hunter-Pro 832/8144 & Captain 8 User Guide Zone Location Zone Location 105. 125. 106. 126. 107. 127. 108. 128. 109. 129. 110. 130. 111. 131. 112. 132. 113. 133. 114. 134. 115. 135. 116. 136. 117. 137. 118. 138. 119.

  • Page 40: Limited Warranty

    PIMA’s prior written consent is granted. All efforts have been made to ensure that the content of this manual is accurate. Pima retains the right to modify this manual or any part thereof, from time to time, without serving any prior notice of such modification.

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