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- Page 1 BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel BRAVO Next Wireless Alarm Control System Installation and Operation Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Electronics JSC. 3.4.3. BRAVO LAN Module ......12 3.4.4. BRAVO PSTN and PSTN VD ....13 - The BRAVO Next panel is designed according and 4. Hardware Settings ..........14 with conformity to high standards for test and 4.1. Dip-switches............. 14 operation for wireless alarm control systems. -
Page 3: General Information For The System
-10°C up to +40°C, Class II (indoor mounting) - Operation temperature 93% @ +30°C - Relative humidity 220х160х38mm - Size - Weight, kg BRAVO Next EXT - 1,223kg; BRAVO Next INTR - 1,376kg - Material, color ABS plastic, white (RAL 9016) -
Page 4: Planning Your Wireless System
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel GENERAL INFORMATION • The control panel should be installed approximately 2. Planning Your Wireless System within the center of the protected premises. In order to achieve the best efficiency of your wireless system, prior to installation plan the location of the control panel and the wireless devices within the premises. -
Page 5: Basic Steps For Installation
10A/B characteristics or better. Attention: In the table below are listed approximate values! Package contains: In the packing box of BRAVO Next INTR/EXT are The quality of the radio coverage included the following additional parts: and signal strength is reduced with - 4 pcs anchors (ø6x30) and 4 pcs screws (3.5x30) -
Page 6: Installation Of Bravo Next Ext
BRAVO Next INTR • Run the connector of the power adapter through the BRAVO Next INTR is a wireless alarm panel with built- in power supply unit, which is factory mounted to the main cable channel and lead it on the internal side of bottom of the box. -
Page 7: Mounting Of Communication Modules
BRAVO Next wireless panel is designed for operation with different in functionality communication modules. The BRAVO Next panel can operate with up to two communication modules at the same time, mounted to Slot 1 and Slot 2 on the main PCB of the panel. -
Page 8: Bravo Tte Gprs 2G/4G Modules
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel INSTALLATION Use ProsTE software or BRAVO SetAPP smartphone 3.4.1. BRAVO TTE GPRS 2G/4G Modules application to program the modules. The type of BRAVO TTE GPRS is a communication module communication modules available for operation with... -
Page 9: Bravo Mio Module
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel INSTALLATION Description of the PCB elements 3.4.2. BRAVO MIO Module BRAVO TTE GPRS 2G and 4G versions have different BRAVO MIO is a module with inputs for wired devices hardware configuration of the common elements. The and outputs suitable for realizing different home PCBs are described below in details. - Page 10 BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel INSTALLATION 4 - 45 degree terminal blocks for connecting wired zones/devices Every wired zone input must be attached to a free device (zone) number in BRAVO Next panel. ATTENTION: The type of the connection...
- Page 11 - Open tamper of the wired siren; - Broken line between wired siren and BRAVO MIO BRAVO MIO module. When the jumper SirTmp is set, the BRAVO Next panel will not follow the status of the connected External power wired siren.
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Page 12: Bravo Lan Module
Use the BRAVO MIO module for controlling a relay BRAVO LAN is a communication module for remote module via the PGM outputs. control and management of BRAVO Next panels via Ethernet LAN network. Using the LAN module is possible also remote management of the BRAVO Next... -
Page 13: Bravo Pstn And Pstn Vd
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel INSTALLATION Description of BRAVO PSTN VD elements 3.4.4. BRAVO PSTN and PSTN VD Modules Mounting 1. Remove the cover of the panel – see item 3.1. Switch Use the Use the off the main and backup power supply. -
Page 14: Hardware Settings
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel HARDWARE SETTINGS 4. Hardware Settings 4.2. Type configurations of the zones The installer can choose between two basic 4.1. Dip-switches configurations for the zone types with setting the Use the dip-switches to set some additional settings position of dip-switch 5. -
Page 15: Hardware Reset
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel HARDWARE SETTINGS 4.3. Hardware reset 4.4. Sound signalization from the panel After hardware reset of the panel all default settings are restored, the enrolled devices and the memory log Signalization Description events are deleted. -
Page 16: Description Of The Front Panel
Troubles LED Indication for the System LED Indication for Zones/ Devices Control Buttons BRAVO Next Panel – Front view, open cover. 5.1. Buttons System Control System Status Button Programming Button Alarm Review - Entry/ Exit for “Device enrolment” mode –... -
Page 17: Led Indication
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel BUTTONS AND INDICATION 5.2. LED Indication Indicators for Device Troubles Technical trouble System Status Indication for: Information LED for the current status of the - Activated tamper switch of a device; system: - Lost device. -
Page 18: Device Enrolment
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 6. Device Enrolment 6.2. General steps for enrolling a detector • Prepare the detector for enrolling – remove the cover The enrolment is a process of adding peripheral devices to access the detector’s PCB and the battery. -
Page 19: General Steps For Enrolling A Siren
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ATTENTION: The enrolled to positions 1 and 2 Tips & Tricks... remote controls are called MANAGER and are used for entry in “Device enrolment” mode. • Leave the enrolment of the used key fobs at the end - in this way the entry in the “Device enrolment”... -
Page 20: Remote Key Fobs Operation Test
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel SYSTEM CONFIGURATION • Activate a detector (open the zone) – the respective Tips & Tricks... zone number is blinking in yellow, which means that the zone is open. The panel confirms the test with •... -
Page 21: Deleting Of Devices
IMPORTANT: To arm/ disarm and to check the status confirmation sound signal is heard*. of your BRAVO Next panel remotely you must install - The number of the zone on the panel is blinking in BRAVO TTE GPRS/LAN module to your system green. -
Page 22: Arm And Disarm Management
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel USER INSTRUCTIONS 8. Arm and Disarm Management 8.3.3. Disarming via panel buttons Attention: This functionality is available only if a special disarm code is set via ProsTE software! 8.1. Full Arming Mode Full arming mode means all zones are secured except Use the arrow buttons to enter digits from 1 to 9, the bypassed ones. -
Page 23: Operation With The System
This is a test for the operation of all LED indicators on the front panel of BRAVO Next – status LED; buttons The panel performs two short sound signals at every MEMORY, TROUBLE, BYPASS, Programming; LEDs 20 seconds. -
Page 24: Algorithm Bravo Pstn Vd Module
9.7. Algorithm for Controlling the BRAVO Panel via BRAVO PSTN VD Module The BRAVO Next systems with BRAVO PSTN VD communication module allows the Users to perform a remote controlling of panel. If within 40 seconds there is no action – pressed button, the system will automatically cut off the... -
Page 25: Replacing Batteries
IT IS OBLIGATORY TO REMOVE THE BATTERIES 1500mAh! Use only IEC 60086-4 tested batteries! OF ALL DEVICES if the BRAVO Next system will not be in use for a long time and the main and back-up To replace the battery with new: power supplies of the panel are switched off. -
Page 26: Object Cart
BRAVO Next – Wireless Alarm Control Panel MAINTENANCE • 11. Object Cart Type of control devices (key fob/keyboard): The object card of the site should be filled in by the Programmed buttons Number Type installer after the installation and configuration via ProsTE software or BRAVO SetAPP. - Page 27 The manufacturer shall not accept any product, of which no prior notice has been received via the RAN form at: https://teletek-electronics.com/en/ran- form The setup and programming included in the technical documentation shall not be regarded as defects. Teletek Electronics bears no responsibility for the loss of programming information in the device being serviced. CONDITIONS FOR WAIVING THE GUARANTEE This guarantee shall apply to defects in products resulting only from improper materials or workmanship, related to its normal use.
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