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- Page 1 Unit USER MANUAL ® MADE ITALY...
- Page 2 ® ® KYO 4 M – KYO 8 M – KYO 32 M – KYO 4 P – KYO 8 P – KYO 32 P KYO 8G P-SW1 – KYO 8G P-SW2 – KYO 32G P-SW1 – KYO 32G P-SW2 Hereby, Bentel Security, declares that the above mentioned Control Panels are in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
® ® ABLE OF ONTENTS Introduction .............. 5 The Control Panel ..............5 Glossary ................. 7 Operating from a Keypad ......... 8 Introduction ..................8 Keypads .................. 8 LED Keypads (NC2/TAST and ICON/KP) ........9 Real-time signals ..............9 ‘View Trouble’ mode .............. 10 ‘View Partition Status’... - Page 4 ® ® Multifunction Control Panel Using Digital Keys and Cards ......... 35 Introduction ..................35 Readers .................. 35 Digital Keys/Cards ..............36 The Reader LEDs ................37 No Key/Card at Reader ............37 Key/Card at Reader ..............37 The PROXI Buzzer ................. 38 Multiple Systems ................
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Page 5: Introduction
® ® Introduction NTRODUCTION The Control Panel This Manual is designed for anyone using a Control panel from the KYO range. Most of the features described in this Manual are included on all KYO Control panels. However, some features are included on certain models only, in such cases, the name of the Control panel will be specified. - Page 6 ® ® Multifunction Control Panel MIA-S MIA-D OMNIA/TAST-R Figure 1 - LCD Keypad NC2/TAST ICON/KP ENTER ® Figure 2 - LED Keypad PROXI-READER PROXY-CARD ECLIPSE ® SAT KEY Figure 3 - Readers Figure 4 - Digital Key...
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Page 7: Glossary
® ® Introduction Glossary Alarm Zone A limited area of the premises monitored by detectors (e.g. Motion detectors, Door/Window contacts, etc.). BPI Device A peripheral device connected to the Control panel by a 4 pin conductor. Buzzer An audible signalling device inside Keypads and PROXI Readers. Central Station If remote monitoring is enabled, your system will send Alarm, Trouble and Emergency messages to the Central station. -
Page 8: Operating From A Keypad
® ® Multifunction Control Panel PERATING FROM A EYPAD Introduction Keypads This Control panel accepts LCD Keypads — OMNIA/TAST-R, MIA-S and MIA-D (see Figure 1), and LED Keypads — NC2/TAST and ICON/KP (see Figure 2). The instructions in this guide show the keys of the NC2/TAST and ICON/KP Keypads. -
Page 9: Led Keypads (Nc2/Tast And Icon/Kp)
® ® Operating from a Keypad LED Keypads (NC2/TAST and ICON/KP) ÌÐè LED Keypads have lights and/or backlighted keys (see Figure 5) that will turn ON or blink to indicate specific conditions. The LED Keypads can be used for system control only. Real-time signals Table 2 shows the meaning of the real-time signals on the Keypad LEDs. -
Page 10: View Trouble' Mode
® ® Multifunction Control Panel ÌÐ ‘View Trouble’ mode Table 4 shows how the Keypad lights will signal the various Troubles. E E E E E Press to access the ‘View Trouble’ mode from ‘Normal’ status (Control panel Armed or Disarmed) e e e e e Press to exit the ‘View Trouble’... -
Page 11: View Partition Status' Mode
® ® Operating from a Keypad ÌÐ ‘View Partition Status’ mode Table 5 shows how the Keypad lights will signal the status of the Partition. O O O O O Press to access the ‘View Partition Status’ mode from ‘Normal’ status (Control panel is Armed or Disarmed) e e e e e Press... -
Page 12: Lcd Keypads (Omnia/Tast-R And Mia)
® ® Multifunction Control Panel LCD Keypads (OMNIA/TAST-R and MIA) The keypad display (see Figure 6) will provide information on the system status. During ‘Normal’ status, the top line of the display will show the Date and Time, and the bottom line will show the Armed/Disarmed status of the Parti- tions (refer to Table 6), and Trouble events and information regarding the Control panel (refer to Table 7). -
Page 13: Contrast Adjustment (Mia Only)
® ® Operating from a Keypad Volume signals : short low short beep " MUTE long low beep " MEDIUM Volume Long loud beep " MAXIMUM Volume Contrast Adjustment (MIA only) To adjust the LCD Contrast, press: C to increase Contrast D to decrease Contrast Brightness Adjustment (MIA only) To adjust the LCD Brightness, press:... -
Page 14: Viewing Troubles
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Viewing Troubles If the amber G LED turns ON, it means that at least one trouble condition has been detected. To view current (or stored) ‘Trouble’ details, access the Main User Menu and select the View Logger option (refer to the ‘View Logger’ paragraph in this section). -
Page 15: Buzzer
® ® Operating from a Keypad Buzzer ÌÐè The Keypad Buzzer will emit an audible signal each time a valid key is pressed, and will also signal: % The Exit Time (signalled by slow beeps) % The Entry Time (signalled by fast beeps) % Errors or Invalid requests (signalled by a Buzz) % Request Accepted or Done (long beep) % Violation of a ‘Chime’... -
Page 16: Basic Operations
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Basic Operations This section describes how to operate your system from a Keypad. The operations at Keypads (refer to Table 8) will only affect the Partitions controlled by the Code and Keypad in use. Changing User The Factory Default User Codes must be changed for security reasons (refer to Codes ‘Programming Codes’... -
Page 17: Global Disarming (Code + O)
® ® Operating from a Keypad Quick Arm If your Installer has enabled the Quick Arm feature, you will be able to Arm the system from the keypad without using an Access Code, as follows: O O O O O 1. -
Page 18: Notes On Arming From Keypads
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Notes on Arming from Keypads Before your system Arms, your Control panel will check for the following conditions: Violated Zones (Zones in Alarm status) Bypassed Zones (Zones that have been turned OFF) LED Keypads If you are operating from an LED Keypad, these conditions will be signalled in real-time on the X and V icons (refer to Table 2). -
Page 19: User Menu And Main User Menu
® ® Operating from a Keypad User Menu and Main User Menu The display strings in the examples in this section refer to Control panels with 8 Partitions (KYO32 and KYO32G). The display strings in other models from the KYO range may be slightly different. Accessing theMenu E E E E E Enter a User or Main User Code then press... -
Page 20: Reset Alarm Or Clear Alarm Memory
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Reset Alarm or Clear Alarm Memory The ‘Reset Alarm’ and ‘Clear Alarm Mem.’ options depend on the system status. If the system is in Alarm status the Menu will provide the ‘Reset Alarm’ option. This option will allow you to stop the audible and visual signalling devices (Sirens, Flashers, etc.). -
Page 21: Arming And Disarming Your System
® ® Operating from a Keypad Table 9b - Reset Alarm and Clear Alarm Memory options (Series 4-8) Reset Reset Reset Zone Reset Reset System Reset Zone Tamper System Zone Alarm Tamper Zone Alarm Tamper Alarm Tamper Memory Alarm Alarm Memory Alarm Memory... -
Page 22: Overtime Request
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Overtime Request If the Auto-Arm option is Enabled, and the system is programmed to Arm automatically at a set Time, the Overtime request option will allow you to postpone the Auto-arming Time. The Overtime request must be made in steps of 30 minutes. Overtime requests cannot go past midnight (00:00 on the Timer). -
Page 23: Teleservice Request
® ® Operating from a Keypad Teleservice Request If your Installer has set up the ‘Teleservice’ feature, you will be able to request on-line service (maintenance that does not require parts or manual work). You must enable the Teleservice option (refer to ‘Enable/Disable Teleservice’ paragraph in this section), otherwise, the Control panel will be unable to commu- nicate with the Installer Unit. -
Page 24: Turning On Your System Automatically
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Turning ON your System Automatically Your Installer may have set up your system to turn ON at a pre-set time. The En./Dis. Auto-Arm option will allow you to turn the automatic arming function ON and OFF (Enable/Disable). To Enable/Disable Auto-Arm at from LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: LCD Keypads 0 0 0 0 0... -
Page 25: Turning On Teleservice
® ® Operating from a Keypad Turning ON Teleservice If this option is OFF the system will not accept the incoming Teleservice call, and on-line Installer intervention will not be possible. LCD keypads To Enable/Disable Teleservice from an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 From the Main User Menu, using key... -
Page 26: Enable/Disable Buzzer
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Enable/Disable Buzzer This option will allow you to Enable the Keypad buzzer to signal the following events: Entry Time Exit time Violation of ‘Chime’ zones LCD Keypads To Enable/Disable an LCD Keypad buzzer, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 1. -
Page 27: Enable/Disable Answer Function (Kyo 32 Series Only)
® ® Operating from a Keypad Enable/Disable Answer Function (KYO 32 Series only) For KYO4-8 Control panels, this option must be Enabled by the Installer. To Enable/Disable the Answer function at an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: LCD Keypad 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 1. -
Page 28: Programming Telephone Numbers
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Programming Telephone Numbers This option will allow you to Change/Delete the Telephone Numbers (usually programmed by the Installer). LCD Keypads To Change/Delete a Phone Number from an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 1. -
Page 29: Programming Codes
® ® Operating from a Keypad Programming Codes The Program Codes option will allow Main Users to program and change the PINs of all Codes, except for those of other Main Users. For security reasons, do not use the Factory Default Codes, or obvious codes, such as 1111 1111 or 1234 1111 1111... -
Page 30: Programming The Date And Time
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Programming the Date and Time The Date/Time option will allow you to set the current Date and Time. LCD Keypads To Program the Date and Time from an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 From the Main User Menu, use key USER MENU... -
Page 31: Test Siren
® ® Operating from a Keypad Test Siren This option will allow you to test the Alarm Siren. The Test will activate all the audible/visual signalling devices (connected to the Alarm Outputs) for 2 seconds. LCD keypads To Test the Alarm signalling devices from an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 1. -
Page 32: Zones Status
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Zones Status This option will allow you to: a) View the Zone Status (Normal or Alarm); b) Bypass/Unbypass Zones. LCD Keypads To Program/View the Zones from an LCD Keypad, proceed as follows: 0 0 0 0 0 9 9 9 9 9 1. -
Page 33: View Logger
® ® Operating from a Keypad Table 13 - Enable/Disable 'View Zone Violation' Meaning NC2/TAST ICON/KP ON - Viewing ENABLED (*) OFF - Viewing DISABLED (*) - The key will turn ON when you access the 'Main User Menu'. IMPORTANT - The KYO4 Control panel has 4 zones only. View Logger This option will allow you to view all the Alarms in the system memory. -
Page 34: Clear Call Queue
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Clear Call Queue If an Alarm occurs,the Control panel will trigger a series of calls to contact Telephone Numbers (programmed by the Installer). In the event of a False Alarm, this option will allow you to interrupt the ongoing call, and clear the call queue. -
Page 35: Using Digital Keys And Cards
® ® Using Digital Keys and Cards SING IGITAL EYS AND ARDS Introduction The Digital Keys/Cards will allow you to perform all the basic operations from enabled Readers. Readers Readers have 3 System status LEDs (Red, Green and Amber). This Control panel manages: ECLIPSE Readers (see Figure 7b) - These devices accept commands from % % % % % SAT Keys (Key must inserted into the key slot on the Reader). -
Page 36: Digital Keys/Cards
® ® Multifunction Control Panel This Control panel supports up to 16 Readers. The Installer will program the following parameters for each Reader: The Partitions the Reader can control (Reader Partitions) A Mode Arming (AMBER) B Mode Arming (GREEN) Digital Keys/Cards This Control panel can manage: SAT Keys (see Figure 7a) - These work with ECLIPSE and PROXI Rea- % % % % %... -
Page 37: The Reader Leds
® ® Using Digital Keys and Cards The Reader LEDs The ECLIPSE Key and PROXI Card Readers simplify system control, by repla- cing User Code PINs with high Security Digital Keys or Cards. The Readers have 3 LEDs, this section describes how the LEDs will signal the System status. No Key/Card at Reader When no Digital Key/Card is present at the Reader, the LEDs will signal as shown in Table 14. -
Page 38: The Proxi Buzzer
® ® Multifunction Control Panel b) Fast Blinking on all 3 LEDs - This will occur when a False Key/Card is present at the Reader. c) Slow Blinking on all 3 LEDS (ECLIPSE Readers only) - This Mode will allow you to restore the previous setting (reset the Mode Arming that was active before the SAT Key was inserted. -
Page 39: Arm - Global Mode (Turning On Your System)
® ® Using Digital Keys and Cards Arm — Global Mode (Turning ON your system) This operation will Arm all the Partitions controlled by the Digital Key/Card and Reader in use. To Arm the System in Global Mode (Red LED ON), proceed as follows: 1. -
Page 40: Arm - B Mode
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Arm — B Mode This operation will Arm or Disarm the Partitions in accordance with the B Mode Arming configuration (programmed by the Installer). To Arm the System in B Mode (Green LED ON), proceed as follows: ' ' ' ' ' From ECLIPSE Readers 1. - Page 41 ® ® Using Digital Keys and Cards G To restore the previous setting (reset the Mode Arming that was active before the SAT Key was inserted) — push the SAT Key into the ECLIPSE Reader until the 3 LEDs start to blink slowly, the previous setting will be restored when the Key is removed.
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Page 42: Operating The System From A Telephone
® ® Multifunction Control Panel PERATING THE YSTEM FROM A ELEPHONE If your system is equipped with a NC2/VOX Voice board (accessory item), and your Installer has programmed Telephone Access Codes, you will be able to control your system via any touch-phone. The Telephone Access Codes are not the same as 4-6 digit System Access Codes (Main User Code, User Code, etc.). -
Page 43: Teleservice Enabled
® ® Operating the System from a Telephone Teleservice Enabled If the ‘Answer’ and ‘Teleservice’ functions are both enabled (refer to ‘Enable/ Disable Teleservice’ in the ‘OPERATING FROM KEYPADS’ section) your system will answer your call after the programmed number of rings. It will emit a high-pitch audible signal (beep), wait 35 seconds, then emit 5 beeps to indicate that it is ready to accept your Telephone Access Code. -
Page 44: Entering Commands
® ® Multifunction Control Panel Entering Commands Once your Telephone Access Code has been recognized, you can enter the Command Codes. If you enter a wrong Command Code the system will emit an audible feedback signal (buzz). NOTE - The system will end the call automatically, if no Key is pressed within 1 minute on KYO 32, and 2 minutes on KYO 4-8. -
Page 45: Arm / Disarm
® ® Operating the System from a Telephone % % % % % Press to access Appliances Management session. # # # # # & & & & & Use keys through to turn the corresponding Appliance (Output) ON or OFF. The status will be indicated by a feedback signal: 1 beep "... -
Page 46: The Wireless Key
® ® Multifunction Control Panel IRELESS Introduction If your system is equipped with a Vector/RX Wireless Receiver, it will be possible to control all the main functions from remote locations by means of Wireless Keys (see Figure 9). Each Wireless Key is assigned to one of two Codes (Code 0023 or 0024), and will be able to operate the system in accordance with the attributes and access level of the selected Code. -
Page 47: A Mode Arming
® ® The Wireless Key A Mode Arming This operation will Arm or Disarm the Partitions in accordance with the A Mode Arming configuration (programmed by your Installer). Press the button for approximately 2 seconds, to Arm the system in A Mode —... - Page 48 ® ® BENTEL SECURITY S.r.l. - C.da Ravigliano, Z.I. S. Scolastica - 64013 CORROPOLI - TE - ITALY Tel.: +39 0861 839060 - Fax: +39 0861 839065 E-mail: info@bentelsecurity.com http://www.bentelsecurity.com ISTUSBLEUNKYO 1.1 260603 P70...
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