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Conrad Electronic FAZ 3000-Z Operating Instructions Manual

Conrad Electronic FAZ 3000-Z Operating Instructions Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FAZ 3000-Z
Wireless alarm base station
Item no. 75 03 31
Complete set
Consisting of:
'FAZ 3000-Z' wireless alarm base station
'FAZ 3000-FB-2' wireless remote control
'FAZ 3000-TF-2' wireless door/window detector
'FAZ 3000-PIR-2' wireless PIR motion detector
Item no. 75 03 30
This user manual belongs to this product. It contains important information specific
to its operation and handling. Please bear this in mind when passing on the product
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A contents list can be found in the table of contents on page 3.
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  • Page 1 This user manual belongs to this product. It contains important information specific to its operation and handling. Please bear this in mind when passing on the product These operating instructions are published by Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus- to a third party.
  • Page 2 Introduction Dear customer, Thank you for purchasing this product. This product meets the requirements of both current national and European guidelines. In order to ensure continued fulfilment of legal requirements and safe operation of this product, we kindly ask you to carefully follow the instructions in this user manual! Please read the user manual completely and observe the safety and operation instructions before using the product! All company and product names contained herein are trademarks of their respective...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    4. Safety instructions ....................10 5. Introduction ........................ 12 6. System components ....................13 a) ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ wireless alarm base station .............. 13 b) ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ wireless remote control ............... 13 c) ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ wireless door/window detector ..........14 d) ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ wireless PIR motion detector ............14 e) ‘FAZ 3000-RM’...
  • Page 4 Preparing the ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ remote control ............36 10. Initial operation and programming ..............37 a) Displays & controls of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station ......... 37 b) Operating structure of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ ..............38 1. Main level ......................38 2.
  • Page 5 Page 14. Other functions of the alarm base station ............59 a) Troubles ........................59 1. Scanning troubles (without scanning possible open contacts) ...... 60 2. Scanning troubles & open contacts that prevent ‘internally armed’ arming ..61 3. Scanning troubles & open contacts that prevent ‘externally armed’ arming ... 62 b) Events ........................
  • Page 6 Battery and rechargeable battery disposal ............108 18. Tips & Notes ......................109 19. Technical specifications ..................111 a) ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station ................111 b) ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ remote control ................111 c) ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detector ..............111 d) ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’...

  • Page 7: Prescribed Use

    1. Prescribed use The ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system and its numerous different components (see pages 13 to 16) serve to protect your property (for example, your apartment, house, garage, weekend house, and so on). Actuarially, we are talking here about ‘small’ risks. The ‘FAZ 3000’...

  • Page 8: Scope Of Delivery

    2. Scope of delivery a) ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ wireless alarm base station, item no. 75 03 31 • Alarm base station • Power supply • Assembly material • User manual b) Wireless alarm base station, complete set, item no. 75 03 30 •...

  • Page 9: Explanation Of Icons

    3. Explanation of icons The icon with a lightning flash in a triangle is used to alert you to potential personal injury hazards such as electric shock. The icon with an exclamation mark in a triangle points to particular dangers asso- ciated with the handling, function or operation of the product.

  • Page 10: Safety Instructions

    The product is only approved for installation and operation in dry and closed indoor rooms. Ensure there is sufficient ventilation and never mount or attach the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station to easily inflammable surfaces (for example, wooden walls). The alarm base station’s power supply should never be handled with damp or wet hands.
  • Page 11 Make sure that the device does not get damp or wet. Do not place vases or plants on or close to the product, for example. Liquids could seep into the interior of the casing and compromise electrical safety. There is also a high risk of fire or fatal electric shock! In this case, immediately disconnect the device from the supply voltage (switch off the current to the socket, remove the power supply from the socket) and do not operate the device again.

  • Page 12: Introduction

    5. Introduction In times of rising crime rates for break-ins, thefts and attacks, it makes sense to protect your property as well as implement fire protection using smoke detectors, for example. Objects such as jewellery, technical equipment, works of art and cash, which may interest burglars, are present in almost every home.

  • Page 13: System Components

    To give you an insight into the variety of components, which are available as part of the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system, we will use the following pages to introduce you to the individual devices and their most important functions. a) ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ wireless alarm base station • LCD with pixel matrix display for improved readability •...

  • Page 14: C) 'Faz 3000-Tf-2' Wireless Door/Window Detector

    c) ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ wireless door/window detector • Monitoring of doors and windows via the supplied magnets (can be mounted to the left or to the right of the detector) • Can be mounted to a door or a window, for example •...

  • Page 15: E) 'Faz 3000-Rm' Wireless Smoke Detector

    e) ‘FAZ 3000-RM’ wireless smoke detector • Identical in construction to the ‘RM 100-2 BiDi-S’ smoke detector • Monitors rooms for smoke emission • Adjustable sensitivity • Integrated siren for acoustic alarm • Alarm is set off even when the alarm system is not armed Figure 5 •...

  • Page 16: H) 'Faz 3000-Aw-3' Wireless Alarm Dialler

    h) ‘FAZ 3000-AW-3’ wireless alarm dialler • In the event of an alarm, dials programmable numbers (maximum of 3 different numbers, each comprising a maximum of 22 digits), to alert your own mobile phone, friends, neighbours and so on, for example •...

  • Page 17: System Description

    It was developed using the latest microproc- essor and wireless technology and is relatively simple to install and operate despite its multitude of features. Configuration is carried out on the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station itself or using the separately available ‘FAZ 3000-PC’ PC interface.

  • Page 18: C) 'Disarmed', 'Internally Armed' And 'Externally Armed' Operating Modes

    The use of high-quality, sensitive receivers results in a wireless range of up to 300m in free- field.  Here, the term ‘free-field’ stands for the ideal case, in which there is direct visual contact between the transmitter and receiver, as in a meadow, for example. In practice, however, walls, windows, doors and concrete ceilings or other objects between the sensor and the base station may reduce the range.

  • Page 19: D) Arming

    The ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system allows the alarm to be effected in various ways: • Internal siren in the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station In the event of an alarm the alarm base station’s integrated siren (sound pressure 90dB) issues the alarm.

  • Page 20: F) Closure Group

    When the alarm system is armed and in the case of an alarm the sensors in the ‘closure group’ initially only trigger the internal siren of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station (the default setting for the alarm duration is 30 seconds, which you can adjust).

  • Page 21: Planning The Installation

    8. Planning the installation a) General notes on planning First of all, you should use the floor plan of the building that you wish to monitor to make a plan of which doors, windows, rooms, etc. are to be protected and in which way. Make a sketch and mark on it the type and position of each sensor.

  • Page 22: B) Example For The Protection Of A Bungalow

    FAZ-TF FAZ-TF FAZ-PIR FAZ-SE Figure 10  The assignment ‘int.’ (internal, ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ menu setting = ‘Intern: Y Intern: Y’) or ‘ext.’ Intern: Y Intern: Y Intern: Y (external, setting ‘Intern: N Intern: N’) is explained on pages 18 and 46.

  • Page 23: Installation

    9. Installation a) Installing the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ wireless alarm base station 1. Notes on selecting the installation location • The alarm base station and the power supply should be installed and operated in a dry indoor area (not in a damp cellar or a bathroom, for example). Ensure there is sufficient ventilation.
  • Page 24 • To mark the drill hole for this screw (or to tighten the screw), the casing of the alarm base station must be opened. All the larger casings of the ‘FAZ’ system comprise a front shell and a rear shell which are connected by 2 catches on the right side.

  • Page 25: Alarm Base Station Cabling

    Round socket for external power supply, 12V=, 500mA, ‘plus’ contact inside on the pin • ‘BU2’ connection for external DCF receiver Western socket for external DCF receiver • Fuse SI1 Fuse for ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ power supply via BU1, 250V/500mA, slow-blow • Fuse SI2 Fuse for KL1, 250V/315mA, slow-blow...

  • Page 26: Completing The Installation

    The four difference lines can be fitted with NC and/ NC contacts NC-Kontakte or NO contacts. Switching examples can be found on the right in figures 14, 15 and 16. ‘normally closed’ ‘normally open’ This may involve magnet or glass break sensors, Figure 14 safety shut-off mats and so on.
  • Page 27  Please note: The resistors found in the connection clamps KL2 to KL6 (each 10kOhm) must be connected to the end of the alarm line. See page 26, upper right. Only this way can the system recognise when the cables are cut and register this as an alarm! •...

  • Page 28: Initial Operation Of The Alarm Base Station

    5. Initial operation of the alarm base station • Press and hold the ‘8 tuv’ button, then connect the power supply to a socket (230V~/50Hz). Then release the ‘8 tuv’ button.  This procedure resets the alarm base station’s internal memory; all sensors and peripheral devices are deleted.

  • Page 29: B) Installing The 'Faz 3000-Tf-2' Door/Window Detector

    b) Installing the ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detector  One door/window detector is supplied in the set. Additional detectors may be pur- chased separately. 1. Installation notes • Magnetic sensors (reed switch) are located inside the ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detec- tor on the left and on the right side. This means that you can mount the supplied magnet either on the left or on the right side.
  • Page 30 • In addition to the internal magnet sensor you can attach NC contacts NC-Kontakte several external sensors to the door/window detec- tor, such as when you have a wide window bank with several windows/doors. These must be NC contacts (normally closed), which must use the ‘KL2’...

  • Page 31: Installing The 'Faz 3000-Tf-2' Door/Window Detector

    2. Installing the ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detector • Open the casing; the 2 casing halves are secured by 2 catches (‘A’ in the figure on the right). Using a flat screwdriver, carefully push the 2 catches approx. 1 millimetre inwards. First press one catch inwards and pull the casing approx.

  • Page 32: C) Installing The 'Faz 3000-Pir-2' Pir Motion Detector

    c) Installing the ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ PIR motion detector  One ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ passive PIR motion detector is included in the set. Additional detectors may be purchased separately. 1. Installation notes • The detection lens of the ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ passive PIR motion detector has 4 detection levels with 9 upper, 8 middle and 5 lower segments, as well as 2 additional creep zone segments.
  • Page 33 • Do not expose the PIR motion detector to direct sunlight, car headlights and so on. Please also refrain from installing it near a heat source such as above a radiator, for example.  The heat source could disturb the PIR motion detector, and rising environmental temperatures can also reduce its sensitivity.

  • Page 34: Installing The 'Faz 3000-Pir-2' Pir Motion Detector

    2. Installing the ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ PIR motion detector • The PIR motion detector is equipped with a bracket, which means that you can mount it to a wall or to a ceiling. As the motion detector can be adjusted 45° degrees when it is in its bracket, the detection area may be set at almost any angle from the wall and may also be subsequently adjusted.
  • Page 35 • The two slotted holes ‘A’ are used for mounting the device to a wall. The slotted holes make it particularly easy to align the bracket vertically. The central hole ‘B’ is used for mounting the bracket to a ceiling. Figure 28 •...

  • Page 36: D) Preparing The 'Faz 3000-Fb-2' Remote Control

    d) Preparing the ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ remote control  One ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ remote control is included in the set. Additional remote controls may be purchased separately. The remote control has a security code, which must be entered once the batteries have been inserted (9-digit key sequence, which is entered using 3 buttons).

  • Page 37: Initial Operation And Programming

    Now switch on the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system and set it to suit your own expectations and requirements. Before you start to program the device, please familiarise yourself with the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station’s controls and displays as well as the operating structure basics by reading the complete user manual.

  • Page 38: B) Operating Structure Of The 'Faz 3000-Z

    Operating structure of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station In order to make programming simple, the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station has menu-guided programming with several levels, similar to a mobile phone, for example. Main level Menu level Sub-menus & programming Main level ...

  • Page 39: Menu Level

    Menu level The menu level can be called by pressing the ‘Menü a/A’ button. The following menu items can be called (press ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ button in order to select the next or previous menu item). troubles events sensors service setup...
  • Page 40 Setup (see from page 72): The following basic settings for the alarm base station can be carried out in this menu: • Set time/date • DCF configuration for external DCF receivers: on/off or reception check (this setting is only available when external DCF receiver is connected) •...
  • Page 41 Alarm dialler (see from page 89): This menu is for configuring the alarm dialler’s settings: • Conditions for setting off the alarm • Silent alarm on/off • Enter telephone number 1 • Enter telephone number 2 • Enter telephone number 3 •...

  • Page 42: Programming Examples For The Complete Set

    11. Programming examples for the complete set This section offers a detailed description of the programming procedures up to the normal operation stage with the essential functions.  These are the steps that must be carried out in order to enable the basic functions of the wireless alarm system.

  • Page 43: A) Setting The Date And Time

    a) Setting the date and time No additional DCR receiver is supplied with the alarm base station or the set (must be ordered separately). Enter the date and time manually.  Please note: You can return to the last menu or the previous selection using the ‘ C’ button (top right of the large keypad).
  • Page 44 • Use the ‘ ’ button to switch to the year setting. 16:28 14.12.00 MO • Set the year using the ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ buttons or using the number buttons 16:28 0-9. 14.12.03 MO • Use the ‘ ’ button to switch to the weekday setting. 16:28 14.12.03 MO •...

  • Page 45: B) Setting The House Code

    b) Setting the house code A so-called ‘house code’ can be set in order to ensure that the alarm systems do not interfere with each other when several alarm systems are used in the wireless range. The house code can be set from 1 to 15 (15 possible options). ...

  • Page 46: C) Registering The Sensors

    c) Registering the sensors 1. General notes All the additional components of the system (for example, the ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detectors, passive ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ PIR motion detectors etc.) must be registered with the alarm base station. As described in section 8, page 21, you should make a plan or layout of the object to be protected (for example, house or apartment) and then mark the sensors on the plan/layout.

  • Page 47: Preparing The Alarm Base Station

    (if no sensor has been registered yet, then X=1).  Now the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station is ready to receive the registration of a sensor (‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detector, ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ PIR motion detector or ‘FAZ 3000-RM’ smoke detector).

  • Page 48: Registering The 'Faz 3000-Tf-2' Door/Window Detector

    3. Registering the ‘FAZ 3000-TF-2’ door/window detector • The alarm base station should be prepared as described on the previous sensor page 47. The LCD appears as shown on the right. clear  Here ‘X X X X X ’ is the number of sensors that have already been registered plus one (if no sensor has been registered yet, then X=1).
  • Page 49 • Return to the alarm base station. The LCD’s display has changed. See contact the figure on the right. The number ‘1 1 1 1 1 ’ is the consecutive sensor number (and not ‘the first door/window detector’, for instance). •...

  • Page 50: Registering The 'Faz 3000-Pir-2' Pir Motion Detector

    4. Registering the ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ PIR motion detector • Prepare the alarm base station as described on page 47. The LCD appears sensor as shown on the right. clear The same display appears, if you have already registered another sensor (for example, the door/window detector from the complete set) and you have not yet exited the registration mode (this is possible by pressing the button ‘...
  • Page 51 To enter the letters use the 2-9 buttons, each of which represents several letters (click through as with a mobile phone by repeatedly and quickly pressing the same button). Numbers and umlauts can also be found on the buttons (for instance, ‘Ä’).

  • Page 52: Registering The Remote Control

    Up to four remote controls with different security codes can be registered with the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station. If you require further remote controls, then you have to set them with one of the already available security codes. This allows you to use as many remote controls as you require.
  • Page 53 • If you wish to register another remote control, proceed as described rem.con. above. clear • Once the remote control (or all other available sensors) has been reg- disarm istered, the alarm base station’s registration mode can be exited by 16:54 14.12 pressing the ‘...

  • Page 54: Function Test For The Complete Set

    12. Function test for the complete set After installation and mounting is completed, and you have registered the sensors with the alarm base station, the complete set (or a single alarm base station with separately purchased sensors and so on) is ready for use with its basic functions. In order to test the operational reliability (whether the sensors work properly and activate in the event of an alarm) and to familiarise yourself with the alarm base station, you should carry out the function test that is described below.

  • Page 55: A) Testing The Remote Control

    a) Testing the remote control • You can test the remote control by using it to operate the alarm base station. Briefly press the ‘int.’ button (2) once. The LED on the remote control (3) lights up briefly. ext. int. The base station emits a signal tone to acknowledge receipt and switches from the disarmed state to the ‘internally armed’...

  • Page 56: B) Testing The Sensors

    Testing the sensors To test the sensors, the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station uses the ‘run test’ menu.  In this menu the function of the individual sensors can be tested directly via the alarm base station’s LCD without triggering an alarm or sabotage alarm. If, for example, you open the contact of a door/window detector, the sensor name is displayed.
  • Page 57 • Carry out this test for all the installed/mounted door/window detectors. • Finally, check the PIR motion detector. Move around in the detection area of a PIR motion detector. • If the PIR motion detector detects you, the LED on the inner right of the motion detector under the lens lights up (it may not be easily visible) and the garage...

  • Page 58: Operation

    13. Operation Please observe the following information during your daily use of the alarm system. • If you use the remote control to switch between the ‘disarmed’, ‘internally armed’ and ‘ex- ternally armed’ states, then the state changes immediately after you have pressed the respec- tive button on the remote control.

  • Page 59: Other Functions Of The Alarm Base Station

    14. Other functions of the base station Besides the programming and operational stages that have already been described and that are sufficient for the simple operation of the alarm system, the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system has many other functions, which you will come to appreciate during your daily use of the system. These functions are described in the following section.

  • Page 60: Scanning Troubles (Without Scanning Possible Open Contacts)

    1. Scanning troubles (without scanning possible open contacts) This scan is usually used, if you are at home and some windows are open. As, of course, every open window is displayed as a ‘trouble’, you can hide/ignore these currently ‘unimportant’ trou- bles.

  • Page 61: Scanning Troubles & Open Contacts That Prevent 'Internally Armed' Arming

    2. Scanning troubles & open contacts that prevent ‘internally armed’ arming You can use this scanning option to determine what it was that prevented the ‘internally armed’ arming.  As you can see in section 13, page 58, it should be possible to arm the system to ‘internally armed’...

  • Page 62: Scanning Troubles & Open Contacts That Prevent 'Externally Armed' Arming

    3. Scanning troubles & open contacts that prevent ‘externally armed’ arming You can use this scanning option to determine what it was that prevented the ‘externally armed’ arming. As you can see in section 13, page 58, it should be possible to arm the system to ‘externally armed’...

  • Page 63: B) Events

    b) Events The alarm base station’s memory can store the last 1000 events. When 1000 events is exceeded, the oldest events are automatically deleted. The events display can be very useful, for example, in reconstructing an alarm event with the date, time, sensor etc. Events are: •...

  • Page 64: C) Sensors

    c) Sensors The ‘sensor’ menu item has a total of four submenus: • Add: Register sensor and enter names • Delete: Delete sensors • Names: Modify a sensor’s name • Attributes: Modify a sensor’s attributes: Internal sensor: yes/no Closure group: yes/no Furthermore, the peripheral devices such as the alarm dialler, PC interface, siren interface, second remote control etc., are all managed via the ‘sensors’...
  • Page 65 • Close the sensor’s casing. • Return to the alarm base station. The sensor type (for example, ‘con- con- con- con- con- sens.type X tact’, ‘motion motion’ or ‘smoke smoke’) and the sensor number (‘X X X X X ’) are dis- tact tact motion...
  • Page 66 • Using the ‘ ’ button you can select whether the sensor belongs to the closure group (‘Y Y Y Y Y ’) or not (‘N N N N N ’). You can find further information on this on page 20 or page 46. •...

  • Page 67: Delete Sensors

    2. Delete sensors Sensors that are no longer available (for example, sensors that are not required) must be deleted. Otherwise the alarm base station considers the lack of sensor confirmation as a trouble (‘s e n s o r l o s t s e n s o r l o s t ’).

  • Page 68: Modify A Sensor Name Or Assign A Sensor Name Retrospectively

    3. Modify a sensor name or assign a sensor name retrospectively Sensor names can, of course, be modified or assigned at a later stage. • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date.

  • Page 69: Modifying/Checking Sensor Attributes

    4. Modifying/checking sensor attributes The sensor attributes ‘internal sensor yes/no’ and ‘closure group yes/no’ can also be modified retrospectively (or the settings can be checked). • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date.
  • Page 70 The response sensitivity of the PIR motion detector can be set to a value sensit. between 1 and 4, whereby ‘4’ represents the highest sensitivity. The response sensitivity is factory set to ‘3 3 3 3 3 ’. Use the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ button to select the value you require.

  • Page 71: D) Service (For Example, Opening The Casing And Replacing The Batteries)

    d) Service (e.g., opening the casing and replacing the batteries) This function is used for replacing the batteries (of the sensor, device or alarm base station) or for modifying the wiring of the external NO/NC contacts connected to a door/window detector, for example.

  • Page 72: E) Configuration ('Setup' Menu Item)

    e) Configuration (‘setup’ menu item) The ‘setup’ menu item consists of the following submenus: • ‘set time’ Set the time and date • ‘DCF-setup’ DCF setup (on/off), reception check  This menu item is only available when a DCF receiver is connected. •...

  • Page 73: Dcf Setup, Reception Check

    This function or the respective ‘DCF-setup’ menu item is only available when a DCF receiver is connected. An external ‘FAZ 3000-DCF’ DCF receiver can be connected to the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station (not supplied but must be ordered separately). This allows the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’s internal clock and date to be set automatically and accurately.

  • Page 74: Setting The Exit Delay For 'Externally Armed

    3. Setting the exit delay for ‘externally armed’ Arming only becomes active after a set amount of time (basic setting is 30 seconds, but can be set to a value between 10 to 250 seconds). This gives you enough time to leave your house without triggering the alarm, once you have armed the alarm system to ‘externally armed’.

  • Page 75: Programming An Access Code For The Settings

    4. Programming an access code for the settings All of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station’s settings can be locked using a 4-digit access code (menus are accessed using the ‘Menü a/A’ button), so that the settings cannot be changed by any unauthorised person.

  • Page 76: Programming An Access Code For 'Internally Armed

    5. Programming an access code for ‘internally armed’ To prevent the alarm system from being switched to ‘internally armed’ or from ‘internally armed’ to ‘disarmed’ by unauthorised persons, an access code can be programmed for the state change. This access code is only valid for the buttons on the base station itself (not int.

  • Page 77: Programming An Access Code For 'Externally Armed

    6. Programming an access code for ‘externally armed’ You can also program an access code for the state change to ‘externally armed’ or from ‘externally armed’ to ‘disarmed’. This access code is only valid for the buttons on the base station itself (not ext.

  • Page 78: F) Run Test

    The ‘run test’ menu is described in detail in section 12. b) on pages 56 to 57. g) Settings for the internal siren The following settings can be programmed for the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station’s internal built- in siren (‘alarm transmitter’).
  • Page 79 Table containing the factory settings for the ‘internally armed’ state: ‘Internally armed’ state Alarm upon Alarm when Alarm when Alarm upon Alarm upon smoke int. armed ext. armed sabotage attack detection • In the event of an alarm, the internal siren is set off for ‘internally armed’ (set to ‘1’) •...
  • Page 80 You can change the conditions for setting off the alarm as follows: • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date. 20:17 08.02 • Briefly press the ‘Menü a/A’ button on the control unit of the ‘FAZ 3000- troubles Z’...

  • Page 81: Setting The Duration For The Internal Siren

    2. Setting the duration for the internal siren The duration for the internal siren is factory set to 60 seconds, however, you can adjust this time to a value between 10 and 300 seconds. Caution! The maximum duration for an acoustic alarm that sounds outside is restricted by law to 3 minutes (an external flash can signal for longer).

  • Page 82: Setting The Duration Of The Signal Tone For When The 'Intern Scharf' (Internal Arm) Button Is Pressed

    3. Setting the duration of the signal tone for when the ‘intern scharf’ (internal arm) button is pressed If you switch from the ‘disarmed’ state to the ‘internally armed’ state or vice versa, a signal tone confirms the switch (this applies when the button is pressed on the alarm base station or remote control).

  • Page 83: Setting The Duration Of The Signal Tone For When The 'Extern Scharf' (External Arm) Button Is Pressed

    4. Setting the duration of the signal tone for when the ‘extern scharf’ (external arm) button is pressed If you switch from the ‘disarmed’ state to the ‘externally armed’ state or vice versa, a signal tone confirms the switch (this applies when the button is pressed on the alarm base station or remote control).

  • Page 84: H) Settings For The 'Faz 3000-Si-2' External Siren

    h) Settings for the ‘FAZ 3000-SI-2’ external siren The following settings can be programmed for the external siren (controlled via the wireless alarm system’s ‘FAZ 3000-SI-2’ wireless siren control): • Conditions for setting off the alarm • Duration for siren •...
  • Page 85 Table containing the factory settings for the ‘internally armed’ state: ‘Internally armed’ state Alarm upon Alarm when Alarm when Alarm upon Alarm upon smoke int. armed ext. armed sabotage attack detection • In the event of an alarm, the external siren is not set off for ‘internally armed’ (set to ‘0’) •...
  • Page 86 You can change the conditions for setting off the alarm as follows: • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date. 15:17 09.02 • Briefly press the ‘Menü a/A’ button on the control unit of the ‘FAZ 3000- troubles Z’...

  • Page 87: Setting The Duration For The External Siren

    2. Setting the duration for the external siren The duration for the external siren (controlled via the ‘FAZ 3000-SI-2’) is factory set to 60 seconds, however, you can adjust this time to a value between 10 and 300 seconds. Caution! The maximum duration for an acoustic alarm that sounds outside is restricted by law to 3 minutes (an external flash can signal for longer).

  • Page 88: Setting The Duration For The External Flash

    3. Setting the duration for the external flash The duration for the external flash (controlled via the ‘FAZ-SI’) is factory set to 20 minutes, however, you can adjust this to a time between 1 and 100 minutes. To set the duration for the external flash, proceed as follows: •...

  • Page 89: I) Settings For The 'Faz 3000-Aw-3' Alarm Dialler

    i) Settings for the ‘FAZ 3000-AW-3’ alarm dialler The following settings can be carried out for operation of the alarm dialler: • Conditions for setting off the alarm • Silent alarm on/off • Enter telephone number 1, 2 and 3 •...
  • Page 90 Table containing the factory settings for the ‘internally armed’ state: ‘Internally armed’ state Alarm upon Alarm when Alarm when Alarm upon Alarm upon smoke int. armed ext. armed sabotage attack detection • In the event of an alarm, the alarm dialler is not set off for ‘internally armed’ (set to ‘0’) •...
  • Page 91 You can change the conditions for setting off the alarm as follows: • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date. 20:27 15.02 • Briefly press the ‘Menü a/A’ button on the control unit of the ‘FAZ 3000- troubles Z’...

  • Page 92: Silent Alarm On/Off

    2. Silent alarm on/off In the case of a silent alarm, the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station transmits the alarm via the alarm dialler and/or the PC interface without the intruder noticing the alarm. If transmission of the alarm is not possible, the internal and external sirens are activated after- wards in line with how they have been set.

  • Page 93: Entering The Telephone Numbers

    3. Entering the telephone numbers Here, you can enter up to three telephone numbers (maximum of 22 digits) that will be dialled one after the other when a silent alarm is triggered. Only ‘DTMF’ dialling is used (multi-frequency dialling, tone dialling). Never enter the telephone number of the police, fire brigade or similar.

  • Page 94: Dialout Number

    Activate the dialout number either on the alarm base station or the telephone system. The dialout number using the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station is only possible using the prefix ‘0’ (zero). If, for example, your telephone system requires a ‘1’ or ‘2’ etc., then this should be programmed as a telephone number with a subsequent pause.

  • Page 95: Enter The Alarm Dialler's Access Code (For Remote Control)

    5. Enter the alarm dialler’s access code (for remote control) The alarm base station can be controlled remotely from outside via the alarm dialler and using a telephone (‘disarmed’, ‘internally armed’ and ‘externally armed’ switching).  An access code is required to allow this remote control operation. Make a note of the code and keep it in a safe place.

  • Page 96: Enabling Of Remote Control, Configuration Of Automatic Call Acceptance

    6. Enabling of remote control, configuration of automatic call acceptance You can carry out three different settings in this menu: 1. Setting ‘off off’ - Remote control is switched off 2. Setting ‘1 ringtone 1 ringtone’ to ‘10 ringtone 10 ringtone’; remote control is possible, if: 1 ringtone 1 ringtone 10 ringtone...

  • Page 97: Entering A Service Number (Sn) For Connecting To An Emergency Call Centre

    7. Entering a service number (SN) for connecting to an emergency call centre In this menu a service number (SN) can be set for connecting the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station to an emergency call centre.  For this, a contract with the respective emergency call centre is required. After com- pleting the contract, a service number is assigned by the emergency control centre.

  • Page 98: J) 'Faz 3000-Pc-2' Pc Interface Settings

    j) ‘FAZ 3000-PC-2’ PC interface settings The following settings can be carried out for the ‘FAZ 3000-PC-2’ PC interface: • Conditions for setting off the alarm • Silent alarm on/off 1. Conditions for setting off the alarm, changing the settings For the PC interface the conditions for setting off an alarm can be set in detail, and dependent on the states ‘disarmed’, ‘internally armed’...
  • Page 99 Table containing the factory settings for the ‘internally armed’ state: ‘Internally armed’ state Alarm upon Alarm when Alarm when Alarm upon Alarm upon smoke int. armed ext. armed sabotage attack detection • In the event of an alarm, the PC interface is not triggered for ‘internally armed’ (set to ‘0’) •...
  • Page 100 You can change the conditions for setting off the alarm as follows: • You must be on the main level. The LCD should appear as on the right, disarm for example, with the time and the date. 21:27 25.02 • Briefly press the ‘Menü a/A’ button on the control unit of the ‘FAZ 3000- troubles Z’...

  • Page 101: Silent Alarm On/Off

    2. Silent alarm on/off In the case of a silent alarm, the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station transmits the alarm via the PC interface and/or the alarm dialler without the intruder noticing the alarm. If transmission of the alarm is not possible, the internal and external sirens are activated after- wards according to how they have been set.

  • Page 102: K) The Wired Alarm Lines

    k) The wired alarm lines The ‘FAZ-3000-Z’ alarm base station has a total of five inputs that are available for connecting wired sensors and alarm lines: • 4 wired alarm lines • 1 wired sabotage line  The wired alarm lines are immediately active and do not need to be registered. The following settings are possible: •...
  • Page 103 • Keep pressing the ‘ ’ button until ‘line 1 line 1’ is displayed. line 1 line 1 line 1 line You are now in the list of all the wired alarm lines (‘line 1’ to ‘line 4’ and ‘sabotage’). •...

  • Page 104: Set Or Modify The Attributes Of The Wired Alarm Lines

    2. Set or modify the attributes of the wired alarm lines As in the case of the wireless sensors, you can also set the sensor attributes ‘internal sensor yes/no’ and ‘closure group yes/no’ for the wired alarm lines (or you can check the settings). To set (or check) the attributes, proceed as follows: •...
  • Page 105 • By pressing the ‘ ’ button you can access the settings for the closure close: group (the ‘N N N N N ’ on the upper line is underlined, use the ‘ ’ and ‘ ’ buttons intern: to change the entry line). •...

  • Page 106: Disclaimer

    15. Disclaimer In selecting the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system you have purchased a particularly high-quality and reliable alarm system.  However, even this system has its constraints which, for the sake of completeness, we would like to point out to you here. This should enable you to form your own opinion on the reliability of the system, which is as objective as possible.

  • Page 107: Information On The Range

    16. Information on the range Ranges and interference • The components of the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system work in the 868 MHz range, which is also used by other radio services. Therefore devices that operate on the same or neighbour- ing frequencies may restrict both its operation and its range.

  • Page 108: Disposal

    17. Disposal a) General information  When the product is no longer usable, dispose of it in accordance with the applicable statutory regulations. b) Battery/rechargeable battery disposal As the consumer, you are legally obliged to return all your used batteries and rechargeable batteries. Do not dispose of your used batteries via the household rubbish! Batteries/rechargeable batteries containing harmful substances are marked with the ...

  • Page 109: Tips & Notes

    18. Tips and notes • You can use rechargeable batteries in the sensors. However, you need to bear in mind that their battery life is shorter then with conventional high-quality alkaline batteries as a result of the lower capacity and the lower voltage (battery: 1.5V, rechargeable battery: 1.2V). Recharge- able batteries are also very sensitive to temperature.
  • Page 110 If, for example, you use the predecessor of the ‘FAZ 3000-PIR-2’ (PIR motion detector) with this version of the ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ alarm base station, then only the design of its casing is different along with the resulting alternative assembly it requires.

  • Page 111: Technical Specifications

    19. Technical specifications a) ‘FAZ 3000-Z’ wireless alarm base station Number of wireless components: ..Max. 100 sensors and peripheral devices Wired lines: ........... 4 alarm lines + 1 sabotage (10 W difference lines) Power supply for external sensors: ... 12V=/315mA Internal siren: ........

  • Page 112: Brief Instructions

    20. Brief instructions a) Registering a new sensor/device with the alarm base station These registration instructions naturally apply to ‘normal’ sensors (door/window detector, PIR motion detector or smoke detector), as well as to all the other components in the ‘FAZ 3000’ wireless alarm system such as a remote control or an alarm dialler.

  • Page 113: D) Changing The 'Faz 3000-Fb-2' Remote Control's Code

    d) Changing the ‘FAZ 3000-FB-2’ remote control’s code • Delete the remote control from the alarm base station (see page 67) • Keep the ‘ext. scharf’ (external arm) button on the remote control pressed for at least 5-6 seconds. The LED lights up for approx. 2 seconds and goes out. Then release the button. The LED starts to blink (or remove the remote control’s batteries for approx.

  • Page 114: Declaration Of Conformity (Doc)

    21. Declaration of conformity (DOC) We, Conrad Electronic, Klaus-Conrad-Straße 1, 92240 Hirschau (Germany), hereby declare that this product complies with the fundamental requirements and other relevant regulations of direc- tive 1999/5/EC.  You can find the declaration of conformity for this product at www.conrad.com...

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