El.Mo QHUBO User Manual

User manUal
QHUBO
Wireless intrusion detection system
1 DESCRIPTION
QHUBO is a series of multi-functional control units that sup-
port wireless devices.
The control units are compatible with:
• all devices using radio technologies Q-TX, Helios and
Villeggio;
• all devices using NG-TRX radio technology, after connect-
ing a hardware key CHQ2K.
Among the devices using NG-TRX technology, we would
particularly like to highlight:
• actuators, which make it possible to control up to 32
outputs;
• the AURA2K keyboards, which allow to display the sys-
tem status and limited configuration options (as indicated
in the keyboard manual).
Only the QHUBOWF model has an integrated Wi-Fi module.
The control unit manages 4 sectors, allowing each user to
only arm or disarm part of the system
The control units can be connected to e-Connect.
QHUBO control units are sold in a plastic housing protected
against opening and removal from the wall.
Table-top installation is also possible using the special
bracket, in which case the control unit loses its protection
against removal from the wall.
Manual contents
▼ Keypads usage → chap. 4 p. 3
Operating mode from keypad → par. 4 p. 3
▼ Proximity keys usage → chap. 5 p. 3
Operation with proximity keys → par. 5.1 p. 3
▼ Remote controls usage → chap. 6 p. 3
Operation with remote controls → par. 6.2 p. 3
▼ Telephone communications → chap. 7 p. 4
▼ Anomalies diagnostics → chap. 8 p. 4
▼ Use of supervision software → chap. 9 p. 4
2 FRONT LEDS
The three front LEDs indicate the operating status of the
control unit.
In the order from left to right:
Green LED: input status
• On: no input in alarm/tamper status. The control unit can
be armed.
• Off: at least one input not belonging to the exit path is in
alarm.
• Flashing: the control unit is armed and at least one input
belonging to the exit path shows an error; or at least one
input is in alarm/tamper status but is generating an event
other than an intrusion alarm.
Yellow LED: error status
• On: no errors. It is possible to ask the installer to set the
control unit up so that the LED remains off in the absence
of faults.
• Flashing: system fault (power failure, low battery, tamper
open, error, etc.) or input fault. For information on how to
view active faults, see 9.1 p. 5 .
To reset memories, arm and disarm the system.
Red LED: arming status and alarm
and tamper memory
• Off: system disarmed.
• On: system armed.
• Flashing: alarm or tampering alarm detected.
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