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Pyronix Matrix 424 Programming Manual

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Matrix 424 832 832+
LCD Programming Manual
Software Version 5
EN50131-1
RINS916-6
Security Grade 2
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  • Page 1 Matrix 424 832 832+ LCD Programming Manual Software Version 5 EN50131-1 RINS916-6 Security Grade 2 Environmental Class 2...
  • Page 2 Dedicated Website You will have access to a dedicated PI Club section of the Pyronix website which is packed full of features that will keep you updated on Pyronix and industry news.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual CONTENTS 1. ENGINEER MENU SYSTEM........................4 1.1 Entering Engineers Mode ............................. 4 1.2 Exiting Engineers Mode............................4 1.3 Entering Engineer Menu............................4 1.4 Exiting Engineer Menu ............................4 1.5 Testing Partitions..............................4 1.6 Navigating the Menu............................. 4 1.6.1 Menu Sections..............................

  • Page 4: Software Version

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 10.6 Partition Dependency (Function 455) .......................30 10.7 Keyswitch Arm Mode Allocation (Function 456) ....................31 10.8 Number of Rearms (Function 457) ........................31 11. SYSTEM TIMERS ..........................32 11.1 Bell Time (Function 500)...........................32 11.2 Bell Time Delay (Function 501) ........................32 11.3 Entry Time (Function 502) ..........................32...
  • Page 5 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 18. WIRELESS ............................60 18.1 Program Key fob (Function 900) ........................60 18.2 Key Fob Actions ............................... 61 18.3 Supervision Time (Function 901)........................61 19. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES ......................62 20. ENGINEER QUICK REFERENCE .....................64 20.1 Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode ........................64 20.2 Programming Functions ...........................

  • Page 6: Engineer Menu System

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 1. ENGINEER MENU SYSTEM 1.1 Entering Engineers Mode Enter Engineer mode by pressing ) (default engineer code - 9999). Press . 'Engineers Mode' will be displayed. Note: Engineer mode can only be entered if all partitions are disarmed.
  • Page 7 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function >ZONE ATTRIB – A >ZONE ATTRIB – B >ZONE ATTRIB – C >ZONE ATTRIB – D >ZONE PARTITION >COPY A, TO B,C&D ►USERS >CODE ALLOCATION >CODE ATTRIBUTES >CODE LIMITS ►KEYPADS/PROX >ICON ALLOCATION...
  • Page 8 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function >SETTLE TIME >AUTO ARM >INACT AUTO ARM >AC FAIL DELAY >LINE FAIL DELAY >TIME LOST/GAIN ►OUTPUTS >FOLLOW ZONE >PGM TYPE >PGM OPTIONS ►COMMUNICATION >ACCOUNT CODE >UDL CODE >DIGIT COMM OPT 1 >DIGIT COMM OPT 2...
  • Page 9 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function >DEVICE SCAN >RS232 UDL >BATT CHARGE TEST >PANEL VERSION >CHANGE ENG CODE ►DD243 >DD243 OPT 1 >DD243 ZONE MAP >CONFIRM TIME ►RADIO EXPANDER >PROGRAM KEYFOB >SUPERVISION TIME RINS916-6 Page 7...

  • Page 10: Accessing User Functions

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 2. ACCESSING USER FUNCTIONS Whilst in Engineer Mode all master user options, apart from changing user codes, are accessible by prefixing the user option number by Function Number Master User Options – Arm with omits (bypass) –...

  • Page 11: Change Engineer Code (Function 125)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 3. CHANGE ENGINEER CODE (FUNCTION 125) ENTER NEW CODE This starts the function Press ______ ENTER NEW CODE Example shows a 4-digit Enter a 4, 5 or 6-digit engineer code. ****__ engineer code Press to accept the code.

  • Page 12: System Options

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 4. SYSTEM OPTIONS 4.1 System Options 1 (Function 200) SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 This starts the function Press OPTION 1 OFF SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 The current system options are displayed. OPTION 1 OFF...

  • Page 13: System Options 2 (Function 201)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 4.2 System Options 2 (Function 201) SYSTEM OPTIONS 2 This starts the function Press OPTION 1 ON SYSTEM OPTIONS 2 The current system options are displayed. OPTION SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 1 ON OPTION SYSTEM OPTIONS 1...

  • Page 14: System Options 3 (Function 202)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 4.3 System Options 3 (Function 202) SYSTEM OPTIONS 3 This starts the function Press OPTION 1 OFF SYSTEM OPTIONS 3 The current system options are displayed. OPTION SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 1 OFF Select any option by using the...

  • Page 15: Zones

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 5. ZONES 5.1 Zone Connections (Function 250) ZONE CONNECTIONS This starts the function Press OPTION 1 OFF The current system options are displayed. ZONE CONNECTIONS Select any option by using the SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 OPTION...
  • Page 16 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual The following tables show how to obtain certain characters when programming user names, zone names, etc. Each time you press the same numerical key, the next character is chosen. There are three tables shown. Use only the table that corresponds to the LCD keypad language setting as some keys will vary.

  • Page 17: Zone Type - Arm Mode A (Function 261)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 5.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode A (Function 261) 5.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode B (Function 262) 5.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode C (Function 263) 5.6 Zone Type – Arm Mode D (Function 264) Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.

  • Page 18: Zone Attributes - Arm Mode A (Function 271)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 5.7 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A (Function 271) 5.8 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode B (Function 272) 5.9 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode C (Function 273) 5.10 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode D (Function 274) Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.

  • Page 19: Zone Partition (Function 280)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 5.11 Zone Partition (Function 280) ENTER ZONE No. Press Example shows Zone Enter the zone number to configure as a 2-digit ENTER ZONE No. number (01 – 32). *If zone doubling is selected This display is quickly it is possible to program up to 64 zones followed by the next.

  • Page 20: Users

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 6. USERS 6.1 User Code Partition (Function 300) ENTER USER No. Press Example shows User 01. ENTER USER No. Enter the 2-digit user number (01 – 32). This display is quickly followed by the next.

  • Page 21: User Code Attributes (Function 301)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 6.2 User Code Attributes (Function 301) ENTER USER No. Press Example shows User 01. ENTER USER No. Enter the 2-digit user number (01 – 32). This display is quickly followed by the next. The current user attributes are displayed.

  • Page 22: Keypads/Proximity Readers

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 7. KEYPADS/PROXIMITY READERS 7.1 ICON Partition Allocation (Function 350) ENTER KEYPAD ID Press Example shows keypad ENTER KEYPAD ID ID 1 Enter the keypad ID number (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next.

  • Page 23: Lcd Partition Allocation (Function 352)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 7.3 LCD Partition Allocation (Function 352) ENTER KEYPAD ID Press Example shows keypad ID 1 ENTER KEYPAD ID Enter the keypad ID number (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next. ENTER PARTITIONS Example shows Partition The current partition is displayed.

  • Page 24: Change Label Messages (Function 354)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 7.5 Change Label Messages (Function 354) SELECT LABEL Press >DISARMED SELECT LABEL Example shows message Select any message by using the keys. >ARMED Press to select the message for editing. EDIT TEXT A flashing cursor is placed over the first character >...

  • Page 25: Assign Disarmed Labels (Function 355)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 7.6 Assign Disarmed Labels (Function 355) ENTER KEYPAD ID Press _< [1-4] Example shows keypad 1 ENTER KEYPAD ID Enter the keypad ID number (1 – 4). This display is quickly 1< [1-4] followed by the next DAY LABEL The first message is displayed.

  • Page 26: Proximity Reader Public/Private (Function 359)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 7.10 Proximity Reader Public/Private (Function 359) ENTER PROX ID Press Example shows reader ID 1 ENTER PROX ID Enter the proximity reader ID number (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next.

  • Page 27: Faults

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 8. FAULTS 8.1 System Fault Partition (Function 380) ENTER PARTITIONS This display is quickly Press followed by the next ENTER PARTITIONS Example shows partition current partition warning allocation _ 1000 1 only displayed. Select all partitions that you want system faults to ENTER PARTITIONS display in.

  • Page 28: Partition Options

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 9. PARTITION OPTIONS 9.1 Partition Options 1 (Function 400) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next...

  • Page 29: Partition Options 2 (Function 401)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 9.2 Partition Options 2 (Function 401) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next PARTITION OPT 2 The current partition options are displayed.

  • Page 30: Arm Options

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 10. ARM OPTIONS 10.1 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode A (Function 450) 10.2 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode B (Function 451) 10.3 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode C (Function 452) 10.4 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode D (Function 453) Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.

  • Page 31: Home & Away Allocation (Function 454)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 10.5 Home & Away Allocation (Function 454) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next The home &...

  • Page 32: Partition Dependency (Function 455)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 10.6 Partition Dependency (Function 455) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next The current partition options are displayed.

  • Page 33: Keyswitch Arm Mode Allocation (Function 456)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 10.7 Keyswitch Arm Mode Allocation (Function 456) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next The current setting is displayed.

  • Page 34: System Timers

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 11. SYSTEM TIMERS 11.1 Bell Time (Function 500) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next ENTER BELL TIME Example shows 04 The current bell time is displayed.

  • Page 35: Exit Time (Function 503)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 11.4 Exit Time (Function 503) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next ENTER EXIT TIME Example shows 20 The current exit time is displayed.

  • Page 36: Inactivity Auto Arm (Function 506)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 11.7 Inactivity Auto Arm (Function 506) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next Example shows ENTER INACT TIME Inactivity Auto Arm The current time is displayed.

  • Page 37: Outputs

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 12. OUTPUTS 12.1 Zone to Follow in Partition (Function 551) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next ENTER ZONE No.

  • Page 38: Pgm Types

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 12.2.1 PGM Types № Output Type № Output Type Not Used Follow Digital Output Confirmed Alarm E- (LED Enable) Follow Digital Output Omits (Bypass) C+ (Latch) Follow Hidden Display RKP Controlled Follow Mains Fail Follow Arm/Disarm...

  • Page 39: Pgm Options (Function 556)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 12.3 PGM Options (Function 556) ENTER PGM No. This starts the function Press Example shows PGM 1 ENTER PGM No. Enter 2 digits for the PGM (01 – 12). This display is quickly followed by the next There are 2 options The current PGM options are displayed.

  • Page 40: Communications

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 13. COMMUNICATIONS 13.1 Account Codes & Partitions Allocation (Function 600) ENTER PARTITION Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next...

  • Page 41: Digital Communicator Options 1 (Function 602)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 13.3 Digital Communicator Options 1 (Function 602) DIGI COMM OPT 1 This starts the function Press OPTION 1 OFF DIGI COMM OPT 1 The current partition options are displayed. OPTION SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 1 OFF...

  • Page 42: Test Dial Interval (Function 604)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 13.5 Test Dial Interval (Function 604) Press Example shows 00 (use ENTER INTERVAL the time set in Function The current interval is displayed. 603 as an interval) Example shows 12 ENTER INTERVAL (every 12 days at time Enter 2 digits for the new interval setting (00 –...

  • Page 43: Test Dial Sequence (Function 608)

    NOTE: A leading zero is always shown. Press to accept the changes. NOTE: Pyronix Anti-Code generating software will only generate codes for algorithm 0, an therefore it is highly recommended that this setting is not altered. 13.11 Digital Communicator Options 2 (Function 610)

  • Page 44: Reporting

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 14. REPORTING 14.1 Telephone Number Only (Function 651) CHOOSE TEL No. This starts the function Press Example shows CHOOSE TEL No. telephone number 1 Enter 1 digit to select the telephone number to be changed.

  • Page 45: Telephone Format Only (Function 652)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 14.2 Telephone Format Only (Function 652) CHOOSE TEL No. This starts the function Press Example shows telephone number 1 CHOOSE TEL No. Enter 1 digit to select the telephone number to be changed. This display is quickly followed by the next ENTER FORMAT No.

  • Page 46: Send Options

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 15. SEND OPTIONS 15.1 Disarmed Mode Events Send Options (Function 700) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly...

  • Page 47: Arm Mode A Events Send Options (Function 701)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 15.2 Arm Mode A Events Send Options (Function 701) 15.3 Arm Mode B Events Send Options (Function 702) 15.4 Arm Mode C Events Send Options (Function 703) 15.5 Arm Mode D Events Send Options (Function 704) Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.

  • Page 48: Restoral Events Send Options (Function 705)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 15.6 Restoral Events Send Options (Function 705) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next DIGI RESTORALS The current options are displayed.

  • Page 49: Allocating Telephone Numbers To Alarm Types (Function 706)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 15.7 Allocating Telephone Numbers to Alarm Types (Function 706) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next...

  • Page 50: Mx-Voice Module Support (Function 707)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 15.8 MX-VOICE Module Support (Function 707) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next...

  • Page 51: Maintenance

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 16. MAINTENANCE 16.1 Viewing Event Log Memory (Function 113) The second to last event is displayed. This is because the last event is 00:12 SUN 01 JAN usually entering Press >DISARMED Engineer Mode, and this...

  • Page 52: Event Log Interpretation Table

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 16.1.1 Event Log Interpretation Table DESCRIPTION MAIN ENTRY ADDITIONAL DATA DISPLAY LOG Beginning of the log ▼ DISPLAY LOG End of the log ▲ ALARMS & TAMPERS TIME & DATE ZONE NAME Entry time expired.
  • Page 53 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual DESCRIPTION MAIN ENTRY ADDITIONAL DATA RESTORALS TIME AND DATE ZONE NAME Zone restore, number signifies zone ►ALARM RESTORE ►01-32 TIME AND DATE ZONE NAME Tamper restore, number signifies zone ►ZONE RESTORE ►01-32 TIME AND DATE PA zone restore, number signifies zone ►PA RESTORE...
  • Page 54 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual DESCRIPTION MAIN ENTRY ADDITIONAL DATA SYSTEM FAULTS TIME AND DATE Bell fuse fail ►BELL FUSE FAIL ► TIME AND DATE Auxiliary fuse fail ►AUX FUSE FAIL ► TIME AND DATE Battery missing / Battery fuse fail ►BATTERY MISSING...
  • Page 55 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual DESCRIPTION MAIN ENTRY ADDITIONAL DATA TIME AND DATE EXPANDER Jamming fault restore ►JAMMING CLEAR ►01-02 TIME AND DATE ZONE NAME Detector signal restore ►SIGNAL OK ►01-32 TIME AND DATE ZONE NAME Detector signal restore ►SIGNAL FOUND ►01-32...
  • Page 56 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual DESCRIPTION MAIN ENTRY ADDITIONAL DATA TIME AND DATE UDL session denied (up/download code incorrect) ►BAD UDL CODE ► TIME AND DATE UDL session start-up (up/download code accepted) ►UDL CODE OK ► TIME AND DATE Time and date changed by PC ►TIME+DATE...

  • Page 57: Engineer Code Nvm Reset (Function 751)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 16.2 Engineer Code NVM Reset (Function 751) NVM RESET This starts the function Press SYSTEM BUSY An acceptance or low error tone indicates whether the function succeeded or failed. This usually takes a number of seconds to complete.

  • Page 58: Battery Charger Test (Function 756)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 16.7 Battery Charger Test (Function 756) BATT CHARGE TEST This starts the function Press The test starts after approximately 2 seconds. A battery MUST be connected. BATT CHARGE TEST A progress bar is charger circuit switched >...

  • Page 59: Panel Software Version Number (Function 757)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 16.8 Panel Software Version Number (Function 757) The following procedure shows who to identify the software version number of the panel. VERSION Press This starts the function V4.00 This display will display the version number of the panel.

  • Page 60: Dd243

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 17. DD243 17.1 DD243 Options 1 (Function 800) DD243 OPT 1 This starts the function Press OPTION 1 OFF DD243 OPT 1 The current options are displayed. OPTION SYSTEM OPTIONS 1 1 OFF Select any option by using the...

  • Page 61: Dd243 Partition Confirmation Times (Function 804)

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 17.3 DD243 Partition Confirmation Times (Function 804) ENTER PARTITION This starts the function Press Example shows Partition ENTER PARTITION Enter 1 digit for the partition (1 – 4). This display is quickly followed by the next...

  • Page 62: Wireless

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 18. WIRELESS 18.1 Program Key fob (Function 900) This function allows you to select which actions you would like the key fob to operate. ENTER PARTITION Press This starts the function Example shows partition 1...

  • Page 63: Key Fob Actions

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Defaults: Button Action Button Action 18.2 Key Fob Actions Number Action Number Action Arm A Medical Alarm Arm B Personal Attack Arm C Not Used Arm D Quick Arm A Disarm Quick Arm B RKP Controlled...

  • Page 64: Contact Id Event Codes

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 19. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES English Equivalent Matrix System Events Group 1: INTRUDER ALARMS 1 or 3 Burglary Immediate or Access Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032 1 or 3 24 Hour 24 Hour Zone – Alarm / Restoral...
  • Page 65 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual English Equivalent Matrix System Events Automatic Close (Arm) by Inactivity ot Auto Arm Timers 01-04 Automatic Close (Arm) On Power Up 01-04 1 or 3 Keyswitch Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) by Keyswitch Zone 01-04...

  • Page 66: Engineer Quick Reference

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual 20. ENGINEER QUICK REFERENCE 20.1 Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode Enter Engineer Mode (default engineer code - 9999). Press Press then . If any tampers are active, then these will be displayed Exit Engineer Mode the keypad.
  • Page 67 Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Bell/Global Tamper Faults Warning Partition Allocation page 25 Partition Options 1 page 26 Partition Options 2 page 27 Exit Terminator Type for Arm A page 28 Exit Terminator Type for Arm B page 28 Exit Terminator Type for Arm C...

  • Page 68: Engineer Functions

    Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual Arm Mode B Send Options page 45 Arm Mode C Send Options page 45 Arm Mode D Send Options page 45 Restoral Events Send Options page 46 Allocating Telephone Numbers to Event Groups page 47...
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