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  • Page 1 User Manual...
  • Page 2 This system is designed to operate on an authorised radio frequency and will in no way endanger the user. To make the best out of your DOMONIAL we advise you to read this manual carefully. This manual has been written for your special attention and integrates remarks and suggestions of existing users.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction to your security system Understand the audible acknowledgements How to use your keyfob ? How to use your wireless keypad ? Detectors operating principle How to manage your system via a telephone ? Maintenance and recommendations...

  • Page 4: Introduction To Your Security System

    Introduction to your security system The DOMONIAL control panel/communicator unit is the brain of your security system. It exchanges information with the associated wireless peripherals. DOMONIAL centralises the data sent by the detectors, records the arming and disarming operations and communicates with your central monitoring station.
  • Page 5 Light indicator The front cover of the control panel features LEDS indicators which show the status of your security system. 1- LED I “A ” NDICATOR C MAINS POWER ON : The Control Panel is supplied by the Mains power OFF : There is a Mains Power Failure –...

  • Page 6: Understand The Audible Acknowledgements

    Understand the audible acknowledgements SIGNALLING EQUIPMENT The sounder, whether it is built in the control panel 1 or mounted in the house 2 is an effective deterrent thanks to its power and very aggressive loudness. Both these components emit an audible confirmation of your arming and disarming the security system.
  • Page 7 AUDIBLE CONFIRMATIONS OF YOUR ACTIONS Sequence of 3 modulated sounds When Arming, confirms that the control ARMING panel has received the information. confirmation Duration : 4 seconds Long and continuous beep When Disarming, confirms that the DISARMING control panel has received the confirmation information.
  • Page 8 Built-in audio verification version DOMONIAL can have a built-in audio verification function, allowing you to call and talk to the persons who are in the monitoring station, just by pressing the button. Then the monitoring station will ask you to talk.

  • Page 9: How To Use Your Keyfob

    How to use your keyfob ? The keyfob is used to arm, totally or partly, and disarm your security system as well as to trigger an audible or silent alert. CHARACTERISTICS Power requirement: one 3V lithium CR 1/3 type battery Weight: 30 grs OPERATION ARMING...
  • Page 10 - The audible confirmation is emitted by the signalling equipment. Action on the key immediately disarms the security system of your house. PARTIAL ARMING Provided that this function has been programmed by the installer, you can choose to protect only a part of your house while you are in the other part. For instance, you can protect the ground floor while your are sleeping upstairs.
  • Page 11 Note : The “ALERT” function can be used to test the alarm equipment. Stopping the sounder does not interrupt the transmission to the monitoring station. SWITCHING A WIRELESS RECEIVER You keyfob can manage a wireless receiver of the Honeywell Range if your installation includes one or more. Press key : The indicator light comes on when you release the button.

  • Page 12: How To Use Your Wireless Keypad

    How to use your wireless keypad ? The keypad is used to arm, totally or partly, and to disarm your security system by means of an access code chosen at the installation stage. CHARACTERISTICS Power requirement: one 3V lithium CR 123 type battery Weight: 130 grs OPERATION To use the keypad you must know the access code...
  • Page 13 On some keypad models, presenting the TAG more than 2 sec. will arm the system without pressing the ARM key. If you ask your installer for the corresponding configuration, you will be able to arm your security sys tem by a mere push on the “ON” key. DISARMING VIA THE CODE KEYPAD To enable you to get to the keypad without triggering an alarm, your installer has pro- grammed an entry delay of a few seconds.
  • Page 14 then New code New code The red light on the keypad blinks slowly during the programming phase. The blinking red light stops and a long beep is emitted by the keypad to validate the sequence. Your security equipment manages 10 codes (1 master and 9 users). SENDING AN ALERT You can send an instant alert whenever you feel threatened while at home: Press simultaneously on the “SOS”...

  • Page 15: Entry Delay

    ENTRY DELAY The entry delay gives you the time necessary to enter your access code on the keypad to disarm your security system. The delay duration and area are defined between the installer and yourself. WRONG CODE PROTECTION If your enter 3 successive wrong codes, the sounder is triggered, the keypad is blocked for 5 minutes and the central monitoring station is informed thereof.

  • Page 16: Detectors Operating Principle

    Detectors operating principle Motion pir detector A MOTION PIR DETECTOR reacts to the temperature fluctuations caused by a person in motion Door / window contact A DOOR/WINDOW CONTACT fitted on the frame and on the opening element triggers an alarm upon opening. Before leaving make sure that all openings are properly shut. When arming your security system, a "fault"...

  • Page 17: How To Manage Your System

    This function must be programmed as operative by the installer. Remote controlling is authorised only after you have entered your secret code. The Domonial control panel picks up your call after the programmed number of rings or after its has been called twice successively.
  • Page 18 REMOTE CONTROL OF AN ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT* This function requires one or several optional RS800 HF/WR800HF radio command receivers. • Select the No of the equipment (16 to 19) by pressing keys • A short beep informs you that your equipment is operative.

  • Page 19: Maintenance And Recommendations

    Maintenance and recommendations Check regulary your system (once a month or follow your operator’s specifications) Avoid shocks for all the components and more especially avoid dropping the remote keyfob. Do not immerse. To clean the components use a damp rag only (no detergent). Keep in a clean, dry place at the ambient temperature.

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