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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Summary INTRODUCTION .................................... 5 PANEL: DISPLAY AND BUTTONS ..............................6 WIRELESS CODE TRANSMISSION ..............................7 CONTROL PANEL USE ................................... 8 4.1. Information on display ..............................8 4.2. Arming table ..................................8 4.3. TOTAL arming ................................10 4.4. Disarming/Blocking of on-going alarms ........................... 10 4.5. - Page 4 TEMPERATURE AND SOFTWARE VERSION INFORMATION ..................... 33 DEVICES ....................................34 14.1. Panic/Tele-Alarm remote controls ..........................34 14.2. Keyboard ..................................34 POWER SIGNALS ..................................35 15.1. Low battery sensors ............................... 35 15.2. Control panel low battery ............................... 35 15.3. No power line ................................35 SENSORS DESCRIPTION ................................
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Page 5: Introduction
1. INTRODUCTION The CE 60-3 GSM is a microprocessor alarm control panel for wireless systems, which integrates on-board a GSM phone dialler. THE INSTALLATION OF THE PRODUCT MUST BE DONE BY QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN DUE TO REALIZATION OF POLARIZED ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS WITH A CONSEQUENT RISK OF SHORT CIRCUIT. -
Page 6: Panel: Display And Buttons
2. PANEL: DISPLAY AND BUTTONS ComCE ALERT Ce603 v4.0 CE 60-3 GSM Panel Colour SIGNALS Total Arming >Solid light Alarms Memory Flashing Partial/External Arming Solid light YELLOW “Open Door” Signal Flashing Electrical power supply presence Solid light GREEN If the indicator LED doesn’t lit up, be sure that it is not due to a power line failure (e.g. -
Page 7: Wireless Code Transmission
3. WIRELESS CODE TRANSMISSION The control panel transmits via radio instructions and control codes to the devices. ALERT The control panel displays the transmission with the BLUE “ALERT” led flashing. During the transmission, the control panel is unable to receive wireless instruction signals, for this reason it is common that in these moments the control panel does not answer to the instructions given for example with a remote control. -
Page 8: Control Panel Use
4. CONTROL PANEL USE 4.1. Information on display The control panel shows (when disarmed) on the LCD display: Time and date Relay AUX status: “=” disabled, “–“ enabled 12:30 06/02/12 = Disarmed ▄ O Arming status GSM signal level (if present) Outdoor exclusion zones 4.2. - Page 9 • The control panel records and maintains the status of the exclusion that has been set. To change it repeat the procedure. Outdoor sensors included 12:30 06/02/12 = Disarmed ▄ O Control panel actions in case of detection Arming type Outdoor Beeps ON Outdoor Beeps OFF Total...
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Page 10: Total Arming
Alarm > High powered sound from indoor and outdoor siren. Duration: 3 minutes (can be modified) Pre-alarm > (to enable if desired) Acoustic warning from indoor siren before the alarm. Duration: 60 seconds (can be modified) Bell > (only from outdoor sensors) Acoustic warning from indoor siren. Duration: 60 seconds (can be modified) 4.3. -
Page 11: Partial Arming
4.5. PARTIAL arming The PARTIAL arming (yellow led L2 lit up) is useful if you are interested in activating just a certain number of sensors (set up as PARTIAL and/or OUTDOOR). A classic example of partitioning is the definition of the perimeter zone; it is to say grouping all sensors defending the perimeter of the protected area (on-doors sensors, windows and shutters, garden). -
Page 12: Tamper Alarm
4.7. Tamper Alarm The internal tamper control works 24h/24 (even at disarmed system). The external tamper (or wired) towards the zones works 24h/24 (even at disarmed system). In case of tamper event: • The acoustic signal starts (for the programmed time) on internal siren and external siren (if present). •... -
Page 13: Functions
5. FUNCTIONS 5.1. Exit Time It is the time passing from the moment that the arming command is transmitted from an activator to the time when the system is effectively armed. In fact, from the arming command, the system will be effective only after the exit time is finished without any detection occurred. -
Page 14: System Test
5.5. System test It allows testing each wireless/wired sensor and the activators. With the control panel disarmed and pressing for at least 3 seconds the “#” button you can enter the System Test mode. It is possible to perform a series of tests on wired/wireless sensors and on activators: for each signal/transmission received, the control panel will emit a “beep”... -
Page 15: Anti-Masking Function
These troubles, named “masking”, can stop the effect of waves produced by the security system and they can become invisible to the control panel. The CE 60-3 GSM is provided with a device that allows generating alarm as soon as the system (when armed) recognizes a potential “masking”. -
Page 16: Outdoor Bell Function
5.12. Outdoor bell function ONLY FOR OUTDOOR ARMING This function allows associating a low intensity beep to the outdoor sensors instead of the normal alarm. See the following table for the different control panel response depending on the enabled or disabled function: Beep from Outdoor sensor = ON Beep from Outdoor sensor = OFF Total Sensors... -
Page 17: Thermostat Function
6. THERMOSTAT FUNCTION WARNING – Optional temperature probe The thermostat function can work only if the temperature probe (optional) is been installed. WARNING – Program Relay AUX The thermostat function can work only if the relay AUX is programmed as “temperature”. Connections The control panel must be properly connected to the heating installation through the relay AUX. -
Page 18: Dynamic System Test
7. DYNAMIC SYSTEM TEST ENTER IN EXIT FROM TEST MODE TEST MODE 12:30 06/02/12 = Panel Test 12:30 06/02/12 = Disarmed ▄ X Disarmed ▄ X Wireless Zone 02 Press for a long time or wait for automatic exit Press for a long time A learned sensor, when transmits detection –... -
Page 19: Dialler Signal Test / Sim Credit
8. DIALLER SIGNAL TEST / SIM CREDIT WARNING The availability of some options of this menu depends on the correct installation and configuration of the internal GSM dialler and of the SIM control panel. 12:30 06/02/12 = Disarmed ▄ O Select “YES”... -
Page 20: User Menu
9. USER MENU The control panel allows the user to set some functions (after the installation), operating directly on the keys collocated on the frontal panel, with no need of installer intervention. 9.1. Enter the user menu It is possible to enter the user menu pressing for a long time the “X” button within 2 minutes from arming: Clock set up 12:30 06/02/12 = Cod. -
Page 21: Dialler Coe
9.4. Dialler Coe SMS PIN Code Security Code Programming See Installer Guide 0000 9.5. Activator Deleting It allows to visualize and delete the list of the activators memorized in control panel. Useful in case of key lost. Pressing the “O” button you can change to the next activator. To delete the activator displayed at the moment, wait until the “X”... -
Page 22: Vocal Messages Programming
9.8. Vocal Messages Programming Progr. Voice Msg At each press it moves to the next message. Alarm messages Pushing shortly the “X” button: record listening. Progr. Voice msg Pushing for a long time the “X” button: message recording Panic (max 12 seconds). To stop the recording push shortly the “#”... -
Page 23: Outdoor Siren
9.10. Outdoor Siren Outdoor Ring (Yes/No) Outdoor Ring Press the “X” button to enable/disable the function on Outdoor zones (see chapter 5.12) 9.11. Siren test To verify the quality of the wireless communication between the siren and the control panel An alarm is simulated: the wireless alarm code and after 3 Siren Test seconds the wireless disarming code is sent to the siren. -
Page 24: Voice Menu
10. VOICE MENU ATTENTION – VOICE MENU and relay programming as RING The relay AUX must not be set as RING, otherwise the call to control panel would be used to activate the relay and the vocal menu would be deactivated! It is possible to call the SIM telephone number in the control panel in order to use the vocal menu: a voice proposes an action, that it is executed if the corresponding button is pressed on the telephone keyboard. -
Page 25: Voice Menu Entries Sequence
10.1. Voice menu entries sequence Digit the Personal Code Corresponding voice message > Technical Message 01 To enter the vocal menu it is necessary to digit on the keyboard the SMS PIN Code (see the chapter Errore. L'origine riferimento non è stata trovata.) followed by “#”. After that, the control panel starts the description of the available options and of the related buttons. - Page 26 2 2 2 2 TOTAL arming DIGIT 2 (two) Corresponding voice message > Technical message 06 To arm the system in TOTAL mode from remote. It follows the vocal indication once the arming is executed. To end, close the call or digit (hash key) to go back to the main menu.
- Page 27 9 9 9 9 SIM Credit Request DIGIT 9 (nine) Corresponding voice message > Technical message 09 To start the SIM (of the control panel) residual credit request. After digit “9” (nine) the control panel advises that the request is been sent (Corresponding voice message >...
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Page 28: Control Panel Management Through Gsm
The CE 60-3 GSM control panel can be managed by remote through the sending of simple SMS messages. The control panel can store up to 8 telephone numbers to which it sends advice through calling and/or SMS messages. -
Page 29: Control Panel Response
11.2. Control panel response In case of alarm, the control panel firstly sends all the sms and then it starts to call the first number enabled for the calling option, for the number of times programmed. Then – in sequence – it calls the second number enabled for the number of times planned …... -
Page 30: Program The Telephone Numbers
11.3. Program the telephone numbers To program the telephone numbers to which the GSM dialler will send the warnings, do like it follows. The panel telephone memory for GSM dialler is empty (if not programmed by user or installer). The SMS PIN CODE by factory settings is “0000” (four zeros), so the control panel will accept the commands from any mobile phone number that sends a command with code “0000”... -
Page 31: Public Emergency Numbers
11.4. Public emergency numbers It is possible to program the public emergency numbers (example: 911) in the same way as the other telephone numbers, WITHOUT the international country code: Example: Mr. Rossi wants to program the Policy number: 0000#num 5 911 11.5. -
Page 32: Sim Credit Request
xxxx#config It displays actual telephone number settings xxxx#riccre SIM credit request: control panel answers with a residual credit SMS xxxx#num n yyyyyyyyy Telephone number “yyyyyyyyyy” programmed in position “n” Telephone number in “n” position will be deleted xxxx#del n xxxx#extincl It includes Outdoor sensors (E) to Total and Partial arming It excludes Outdoor sensors (E) to Total and Partial arming xxxx#extescl... -
Page 33: On-Going Calls Block
12. ON-GOING CALLS BLOCK In order to block on-going calls, digit on the receiving telephone keyboard what follows (DMTF tones commands). Sequence to digit Description It blocks only the on-going call. Blocks all calls and all alarm SMS’s in queue (except anti-coercion, tele-alarm and panic xxxx# SMS’s) - (“XXXX”... -
Page 34: Devices
14. DEVICES 14.1. Panic/Tele-Alarm remote controls The control panel is compatible with the TXS Panic/Tele-Alarm remote controls. > As regular remote controls. Learning Panic and Tele-Alarm functions are always activated (even when the system is disarmed). • Control panel starts an alarm (external sirens included) for 10 s Big button •... -
Page 35: Power Signals
15. POWER SIGNALS The control panel checks constantly the power supply status: 230 V , the buffer battery and the battery of the sensors memorized. 15.1. Low battery sensors When system is disarmed: Display : “Low Battery” + Red led flashing L1 : name of the sensor + “LWB”... -
Page 36: Sensors Description
16. SENSORS DESCRIPTION In the following table, you can give a name to every sensor, in order to make easier to know which sensor has generated alarm or which sensor corresponds to a determined protected area. Zone Number Sensor description Zone Number Sensor description Wireless Zone|__|__|...
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