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  • Page 1 CS 2000 TYXAL+ www.deltadore.com Alarm system User guide...
  • Page 2 Warnings We recommend you read this user guide carefully before any use. • The battery life specified is for normal use. Glossary PSTN: Public Switched Telephone Network. Maintenance mode: the Maintenance mode is reserved A PSTN telephone transmitter is connected to the tele- for the installer.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1. How does your alarm system work? ....................5 Presentation ................................5 Operation by independent zone ..........................6 Exit timer ..................................6 Entry timer ..................................6 Intruder alarm procedure ............................7 Home automation functions ............................7 2. Use with the remote control ....................... 8 Configuring buttons 1 and 2............................8 Activating the system ..............................9 Deactivating the system ..............................9 Manual override ................................10...
  • Page 4 Contents 7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad ............26 Setting the clock ...............................26 Language selection ..............................26 Download ..................................26 Weekly programming ..............................27 Name the products ..............................29 Button lighting ................................30 Button beeps ................................30 Screen brightness ..............................30 Sound levels ................................31 7.10 Call numbers................................32 7.11 Incoming calls ................................33...

  • Page 5: How Does Your Alarm System Work

    1. How does your alarm system work? 1.1 Presentation The alarm system is used to monitor a home by means of intrusion detectors (infrared, dual technology or door/window magnetic contacts, etc.) and technical defect detectors (smoke, water, mains power failure, etc.) The system is activated or deactivated by means of a remote control, a keypad or badge reader, a telephone transmitter or according to the weekly programming of a touch screen keypad, smartphone or tablet via the TYDOM application.

  • Page 6: Operation By Independent Zone

    1. How does your alarm system work? 1.2 Operation by independent zone The CS 2000 alarm control unit authorises the monitoring of 2 zones. The zones are used to protect part of the home. The management of these zones is fully separate. One or more zones can be on at the same time.

  • Page 7: Intruder Alarm Procedure

    1.5 Intruder alarm procedure In the event of an intruder detection, the alarm control unit will trigger an alarm cycle. • For an error that appears then disappears, the alarm control unit siren will sound for 90 seconds. • For a persistent defect, the alarm control unit will trigger an alarm cycle: - the siren sounds three times for 90 seconds, at 20 second intervals.

  • Page 8: Use With The Remote Control

    2. Use with the remote control You can activate or deactivate the alarm system with the remote control. Depending on the configuration defined with your install- er, only the buttons can be programmed and have Shutdown Shutdown different functions. 2.1 Configuring buttons 1 and 2 Button 1 Button 2 (programmable)

  • Page 9: Activating The System

    2.2 Activating the system Depending on the installation settings, the alarm control unit will or will not beep to confirm the activation or deactivation actions. • Complete activation Beep Press The LED changes from red to green to confirm the action. •...

  • Page 10: Manual Override

    2. Use with the remote control Beep, beep, beep 2.4 Manual override For example, this function is used to activate the system even if an entry remains open or if a product shows a defect (dead battery, etc.). Ê The alarm control unit denies the activation. It emits a series of beeps to warn the user.

  • Page 11: Clearing Defects

    2.7 Clearing defects Each time the system is activated or deactivated, the alarm control unit will inform you that an event (or defect) is stored by using a series of beeps or a refusal to switch on. These events (intruder detection, product defect, open entry, etc.) can be cleared so as not to be signalled by the control unit.

  • Page 12: Use With Your Simple Keypad

    3. Use with your simple keypad The keypad is used to activate or deactivate your system fully or by zone via an access code. You also have a direct access SOS button to warn relatives that you are in danger. Activation Wrong code entered: The keypad is locked for 90 sec- Shutdown...

  • Page 13: Manual Override

    3.3 Manual override For example, this function is used to activate the system even if an entry remains open or if a product shows a defect (dead battery, etc.). Beep, beep, beep Ê The alarm control unit denies the activation. It emits a series of beeps to warn the user.

  • Page 14: Triggering Of An Sos With Siren

    3. Use with your simple keypad 3.5 Triggering of an SOS with siren This function is used to trigger a call with your telephone transmitter to warn relatives that you are in a situation of distress. It also sets off the sirens with a specific tone. Press and hold the SOS button for 2 seconds.

  • Page 15: Changing Your Access Code

    3.8 Changing your access code We recommend that you keep the access codes confidential (6 digits). Avoid codes such as "date of birth" or series of easy to reproduce digits "222222", "234567", etc. You have 10 "user" or "restricted" codes (6 digits). •...

  • Page 16: Use With The Badge Reader

    4. Use with the badge reader Shutdown You can activate or deactivate the alarm system with the badge reader. Depending on the configuration defined with your installer, only Activation buttons can be programmed and have different Button 1 functions. (programma- ble) 4.1 Configuring buttons 1 and 2 Button 2...

  • Page 17: Deactivating The System

    4.3 Deactivating the system Depending on the installation settings, the alarm control unit will or will not emit beeps to confirm the activation or deacti- vation actions. • Complete shutdown < 5s Ê Press The red LED switches on, Ë Place your badge on the detection zone before 5 seconds. The LED changes from red to green to confirm the action.

  • Page 18: Triggering Of A Discreet Sos Alarm

    4. Use with the badge reader 4.5 Triggering of a discreet SOS alarm This function is used to trigger a discreet alarm with your tele- phone transmitter, without any aggressor being aware of it (no audible signal). buttons must be configured in Mode B (see table §...

  • Page 19: Use With Your Outdoor Keypad

    5. Use with your outdoor keypad The keypad is used to activate or deactivate your system fully or by zone via an access code. Wrong code entered: The keypad is locked for 90 seconds after five attempts with the wrong code. If there are many attempts to enter a wrong code (21 attempts), an alarm cycle will be triggered.

  • Page 20: Manual Override

    5. Use with your outdoor keypad 5.3 Manual override For example, this function is used to activate the system even if an entry remains open or if a product shows a defect (dead battery, etc.). Beep, beep, beep Ê The alarm control unit denies the activation. It emits a series of beeps to warn the user.

  • Page 21: Controlling A Control System

    5.5 Controlling a control system If you have associated control systems to the keypad, you can control them after entering the 4-digit access code dedicated to the control of control systems. The control systems can be of the pulse, hold or roller shutter type. Ê...

  • Page 22: Use With Your Touch Screen Keypad

    6. Use with your touch screen keypad 6.1 Description Outdoor temperature Date 25/11/15 12:48 Signals Screen Time part an event 25/11/15 12:48 Open entry Réglages Menu buttons Self-enabled activation Enter your code Navigation Settings (programming) buttons Touch screen keypad SOS button Settings button System On/Off part...

  • Page 23: Info Menu

    6.2 Info menu The following screens are provided for information. 25/11/15 12:48 25/11/15 12:48 Info Battery defect detector op. 2 defects living room 1 2 products deactivat. 1 open entry ground floor Enter your code My house Battery defect Settings Info Settings Back...

  • Page 24: Activating The System

    6. Use with your touch screen keypad 6.4 Activating the system • Complete activation Ê Press the button to activate the keypad. 25/11/15 12:48 25/11/15 12:48 Ë Enter your access code (example: 456789) and press Enter your code My house Settings Info Settings...

  • Page 25: Manual Override

    6.6 Manual override For example, this is used to activate the system even if an entry remains open or a product shows a defect (dead battery, etc.). A product may show an error (battery, open entry, etc.). In this case, the alarm control unit denies the activation. It emits a series of beeps to warn the user.

  • Page 26: Personalising The Products With Your Touch Screen Keypad

    7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad Before personalising your system, you must shut it down. 7.1 Setting the clock Ê Enter the user code (e.g. 456789) and confirm with OK. Ë Press Settings, select the menu: Clock, and confirm with OK. Settings 25/11/14 12:48...

  • Page 27: Weekly Programming

    7.4 Weekly programming Automatic operation The programming can automate the operations for 25/11/14 12:48 enabled activate/deactivate your system. Examples: Enter your code - You can protect your ground floor each night. Settings Programme the automatic operation time. - In a company, you want to deactivate the system automatically each morning before the arrival of the personnel and activate it automatically each evening after work.
  • Page 28 7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad The following table shows the product functions that can be personalised by the touch screen keypad (menu: Use > Products > Configure). Name the products Screen brightness Button lighting Button beeps Display the status of the monitoring Siren...

  • Page 29: Name The Products

    7.5 Name the products Ê Enter the user code (e.g. 456789) and confirm with OK. Access code 25/11/14 12:48 Settings 25/11/14 12:48 Products XXXXXX Clock Zones Languages Door chime Enter your code My home Settings Info Settings Back Back Products Configure Ë...

  • Page 30: Button Lighting

    7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad 7.6 Button lighting The Button lighting, Button beeps and Brightness button settings only concern the touch screen keypad you use for these settings. Ê Enter the user code (e.g. 456789) and confirm with OK. Ë...

  • Page 31: Sound Levels

    7.9 Sound levels Setting the sound levels applies to the alarm control unit and the outdoor and indoor sirens. Ê Enter the user code (e.g. 456789) and confirm with OK. Ë Press Settings, select the menu: Use > Products > Configure, then confirm with OK. 25/11/14 12:48 Access code...

  • Page 32: Call Numbers

    7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad 7.10 Call numbers If a transmitter is present on the installation, you must programme the numbers that will be called in the event of an alarm or technical defect. Call cycle: The transmitter dials the first number recorded.

  • Page 33: Incoming Calls

    7.11 Incoming calls Incoming calls are calls made from a telephone to your telephone transmitter. You can specify the number of rings required before the PSTN transmitter picks up the line. You can also activate the rapid line pick up mode (see transmit- ter guide).

  • Page 34: Sms Alert To Relatives (Only With A Gsm Transmitter)

    7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad 7.13 SMS alert to relatives (only with a GSM transmitter) This function is used to send an SMS to a programmed number if the system is activated or deactivated. Example: your child comes home and deactivates the system via the remote control or badge reader, the tele- phone transmitter sends you an SMS.

  • Page 35: Zone Management

    7.15 Zone management For naming the zones, we recommend you use one of the labels proposed in the list (see § 7.5). If you have a telephone transmitter on your installation, it will state the name of the zone, so it will be easier for you to identify the product that caused an event.

  • Page 36: Changing Your Access Code

    7. Personalising the products with your touch screen keypad 7.17 Changing your access code We recommend that you keep the access codes confidential (6 digits). Avoid codes such as "date of birth" or series of easy to reproduce digits "222222", "234567", etc. You have 10 "user"...

  • Page 37: Testing Your Installation

    8. Testing your installation 8.1 Test under operating conditions Test your installation under actual operating conditions by triggering an alarm with each of your detectors. During this test, you must take the “exit timer” into account to achieve effective surveillance (up to 90 seconds). Test the motion detectors The motion detector stores each passage in the detection zone for 90 seconds (whether or not the system is on).

  • Page 38: Test On A Specific Product

    8. Testing your installation Test the door/window magnetic contacts Beep Wait for the exit timer All the entries protected by (up to 90 seconds) Open the entry Alarm control unit a door/window magnetic to test sets off the siren contact are closed. Beep, Beep Stop the...

  • Page 39: Activating/Deactivating A Product

    9. Activating/Deactivating a product A product can be deactivated locally with a touch screen keypad or remotely via a telephone transmitter (e.g. a detector that gen- erates intrusions because of an incorrectly closed window). When a product is deactivated, some of its functions are no longer covered by the alarm control unit, but others remain enabled.

  • Page 40: Leds And Audible Signalling

    10. LEDs and audible signalling Front panel LED 10.1 Operation of the front panel LED Command Green accepted (*) for 1 second Command Flashing red denied (*) for 2 seconds Alarm control unit in maintenance Flashing red mode (*) Request for activation or deactivation (total or by zone). 10.2 Audible signals Conditions Audible signal type...

  • Page 41: Signalling Of Dead Batteries

    Please contact your installer to replace the batteries of one of the system's products. Some products use battery units specific to Delta Dore. Lithium battery precautions 3 – Installation and replacement: Only install new batteries in a single device that have the same date code, from the same manufacturer and having the same type.

  • Page 42: Troubleshooting

    12. Troubleshooting This section is intended to help you quickly solve the most common problems that you may encounter with your alarm system when using it. All the events can be viewed in the Histories menu. If in doubt, if the problem persists or if it is not in this list, please contact your installer. Mistriggering of the Mistriggering of the intruder alarm due to tamper alarm of a product...
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  • Page 44 Because of changes in standards and equipment, the characteristics given in the text and the illustrations in this document are not binding unless confirmed.

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