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Bentel Security Academy 4 Programming Manual

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  • Page 2 Installation of the control panel must carried out strictly according to the instructions, and in compliance with the safety laws in force. BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to modify the technical specifications of this product without prior notice. via Florida - Z.I. Valtesino - 63013 GROTTAMMARE (AP) - ITALY INSTALLATION MANUAL: Digital communicator control panel ISTRUZIONI PR.TAST.UK BENT.ACADEMY4/8/8L...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    CONTENTS PROGRAMMING FROM KEYPAD Restrictions ......5 Access to programming ....5 Programming structure and modes .
  • Page 4 Security System Control panel...

  • Page 5: Programming From Keypad

    PROGRAMMING FROM KEYPAD For in-detail information on the following parameters and options refer to the "PROGRAMMING" chapter. All the control panel parameters can be programmed from the keypad. Only the INSTALLER PIN and MAIN USER PINs can access the program- ming phase.

  • Page 6: Programming Structure And Modes

    MAIN USER Enter a MAIN USER PIN, press then press Access to programming will be signalled by slow flashing on LED 7 and a long high-tone beep. Programming structure and modes Structure Programming comprises two distinct phases----shown by the ON /OFF status of LED L6.

  • Page 7: Programming Modes

    to step back to PHASE 1. Press Press to save the parameter values. Programming Modes There are three parameter programming modes: Single mode, Consecu- tive mode, Multi-section mode. Refer to examples 1, 2 and 3. Refer to the parameter Address tables for: a brief description; the accepted keys and / or values of each parameter and the programming mode (see example 4).
  • Page 8 Example 1 Step 1 Enter the Installer PIN Step 2 Press PHASE 1 active----LED L7 will flash slowly. Step 3 Enter a valid Address (e.g. Address 1 for Keypads in configuration----ac- cepted keys through ) then press PHASE 2 active----LED L6 ON. Step4 Setup the keypads in configuration----accepted keys through...
  • Page 9 Step 7 to save parameter 61 and step to parameter 62 for Balance Press type Zone 1. PHASE 2 active----LED L4 ON. Step 8 Program the Balance Type for zone 1----accepted keys through to save parameter 62 and go to parameter 63 for Attributes Step 9 Press Zone 1.
  • Page 10 Step 5 Enter the identifier number of the telephone number----accepted keys through Step 6 to save the data in the Calls section and step to the Event Press Code section. PHASE 2 active----a LED will go ON to confirm parameter acceptance. Step 7 Enter the 2 digit event code for the SUPERKEY 1 event----accepted keys through...

  • Page 11: Address Tables

    Address tables Keypads parameters (Addresses 1 through 9) KEYPADS IN PARTITION CONFIGURATION KEYS ASSIGNED ON=In configuration TO KEYPADS OFF=Not in configuration Keypad 1 Partition1 Keypad 2 Partition 2 Keypad 3 Partition 3 Keypad 4 Partition 4 Keypad 5 Keypad 6 Keypad 7 Keypad 8 Keypads parameters...
  • Page 12 Key readers 1 through 8 parameters (Addresses 10 through 34) ARMING ARMING KEY READERS IN ASSIGNED MODE A MODE B CONFIGURATION PARTITIONS Green LED Amber LED ON=In ON=Assigned KEYS configuration ON=Arm ON=Arm OFF=Not in OFF=Not OFF=Disarm OFF=Disarm configuration Assigned Key reader 1 Partition 1 Partition 1 Partition 1...
  • Page 13 Add. Key Reader 5 parameters Data Assigns partitions î Amber LED - Arming mode A î Green LED - Arming mode B u Add. Key Reader 6 parameters Data Assigns partitions î Amber LED - Arming mode A î Green LED - Arming mode B u Add.

  • Page 14: Zone Programming

    Add. Key Reader 12 parameters Data Assigns partitions î Amber LED - Arming mode A î Green LED - Arming mode B u Add. Key Reader 13 parameters Data Assigns partitions î Amber LED - Arming mode A î Green LED - Arming mode B u Add.
  • Page 15 Add. Zone 1 parameters Data Assigns partitions î type î balance type î attributes î alarm cycles u Add. Zone 2 parameters Data Assigns partitions î type î balance type î attributes î alarm cycles u Add. Zone 3 parameters Data Assigns partitionsî...

  • Page 16: Outputs Parameters (Addresses 100 Through 111)

    Add. Zone 8 parameters Data Assigns partitions î type î balance type î attributes î alarm cycles u Addresses no. 80 to 99 are not active on Academy4. Outputs parameters (Addresses 100 through 111) KEYS PARTITIONS/ATTRIBUTES SIGNALS-A- SIGNALS-B- Alarm and Partition 1 Arming delay Tamper...

  • Page 17: Times

    Times ENTRY and EXIT times are in seconds (maximum 255 seconds). Alarm delay, PATROL and ALARM times are in minutes (maximum 99 minutes). Add. Partition 1 times Data Exit Time in secondsu Entry Time in seconds u Arming Delay in minutes u Add.
  • Page 18 Customer Code: 4 digit are required (5 for CESA), keys through and superkeys through for hexadecimal digits A, B, C, D, E and F(do not use for CESA protocol). For CONTACT ID protocol the corresponds to Add. Telephone number 1 Data telephone number (16 digits max.) î...

  • Page 19: Customer Telephone Options (Address 158)

    Add. Telephone number 8 Data telephone number (16 digits max.) î call type î protocolsî customer code 4 digits (5 for CESA) u Customer Telephone Options (Address 158) Tone check: use key to enable / disable this option. OFF = Tone check enabled ON = Tone check disabled Dialling Type: use key to select the dialling type.

  • Page 20: Codes (Addresses 165 Through 256)

    Minutes: enter the minutes value of the established time of the test event----2 digits. Delay: enter the number of hours before the established time of the first test event----4 digits maximum (refer o the example). The Delay will start when the programming session closes and will be counted from the hour value (e.g.
  • Page 21 Installer PIN no. 24 can be changed by the Installer only (refer to parameter 257). The Options and Partitions can be programmed by the Installer only. PINs 1 through 23 can be changed by the Main User only. Add. Code 1 Data Code type î...
  • Page 22 Add. Code 9 Data Code type î Assigns partitions î Arming mode A î Arming mode B u Add. Code 10 Data Code type î Assigns partitions î Arming mode A î Arming mode B u Add. Code 11 Data Code type î...

  • Page 23: Installer Pin (Address 257)

    Add. Code 18 Data Code type î Assigns partitions î Arming mode A î Arming mode B u Add. Code 19 Data Code type î Assigns partitions î Arming mode A î Arming mode B u Add. Code 20 Data Code type î...

  • Page 24: Clock (Address 290)

    Add. Timer Partition 1 Data Reserved arm at time Monday î arm at time Tuesday î arm at time Wednesday î arm at time Thursday î arm at time Friday î arm at time Saturday î arm at time Sunday u Add.

  • Page 25: Events (Addresses 291 Through 418)

    Events (Addresses 291 through 418) TELEPHONE NUMBERS VOICE MESSAGE KEYS TO BE DIALLED TO BE SENT Telephone number 1 Voice message 1 Telephone number 2 Voice message 2 Telephone number 3 Voice message 3 Telephone number 4 Voice message 4 Telephone number 5 Voice message 5 Telephone number 6...
  • Page 26 Ø The TELEPHONE NUMBER columns are for the telephone numbers that will be dialled when the event occurs. Ø The EC column is for the Code assigned to the event. Ø The VOICE MESSAGE columns are for the Voice message that will be sent when the event occurs.
  • Page 27 TELEPHONE NUMBER VOICE MESSAGES Use this row for the Telephone Numbers and Voice Messages Add. no. DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 EC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A T Super key 2 1 AA Super key 3 1 2A Arm partition 1...
  • Page 28 TELEPHONE NUMBER VOICE MESSAGES Use this row for the Telephone Numbers and Voice Messages Add. no. DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 EC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A T Arm / DisA. by Digital key 11 4 22 Arm / DisA.

  • Page 29: Programming Digital Keys (Addresses 419 Through 422)

    TELEPHONE NUMBER VOICE MESSAGES Use this row for the Telephone Numbers and Voice Messages Add. no. DESCRIPTION 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 EC 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A T Auto-bypass zone 3 5 7A Auto-bypass zone 4 5 7A Auto-bypass zone 5...

  • Page 30: Options (Addresses 423 To 425)

    KEYS Setting options Data digital key valid on partition 1 digital key valid on partition 2 digital key valid on partition 3 digital key valid on partition 4 valid service digital key (for service mode) valid digital key (non-service) enable digital key for reset call queue Ø...
  • Page 31 Add. Keys OPTIONS DEFAULT Auto-reset partition no. 1 Auto-reset partition no. 2 Auto-reset partition no. 3 Auto-reset partition no. 4 False Digital Key signalling Immediate Mains Failure signalling Key reader LEDs permanently active Telephone line check Arm / DisA. partition no. 1 by Ter. [K] Arm / DisA.

  • Page 32: Events (Address 426)

    WARNING Use of Freed PIN programming lowers the security level of the system, and is done at the Installer’s own risk. The customer must be informed of the possible consequences. Events (Address 426) Address 426 is for automatic programming of the Contact ID Event Codes (refer to the table on page 26).

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