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Summary of Contents for Networker TS690R
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Page 1: Operating Instructions
TS690R Wireless Intruder Alarm Control System SYS OPEN TS690R SYS OPEN Operating Instructions... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents System Overview Circuit Text..... . . 27 Introduction ..... . . 3 Fault Finding Control Panel Layout . -
Page 3: System Overview
System Overview Introduction The TS690R is an advanced wirefree security alarm control system using state of the art electronics to provide comprehensive but flexible protection for both domestic and small commercial premises. The system comprises of a number of components linked to a central control unit. -
Page 4: Control Panel Layout
Control Panel Layout SYS OPEN TS690R Display - A backlit 8 character Starburst Liquid crystal display used to show system status etc. Keyboard - Used for operating your alarm system. Part Set Buttons - Used to select part modes A, B or C. -
Page 5: Remote Keypads
Remote Keypads Your alarm system can be operated from one or more remote keypads, which will have been strategically located within the protected premises. The remote keypads may be one of two types. Arming Station The remote arming station can only be used to full set, part set and unset your alarm system. -
Page 6: Operating Your Alarm System
User Types The TS690R can have up to 10 separate users each user is assigned a passcode, and a user level. The user level defines what the user can access within the user menus, for a definition of each user level see “Setup New Users”... -
Page 7: Full Setting The System
Full Setting The System The full setting procedure can be initiated from the control panel or via a remote keypad (if one is fitted). Before attempting to full set the alarm system ensure that all movement detectors are unobstructed and all doors, and windows are secure. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode. -
Page 8: Unsetting The System
Unsetting the system The unsetting of the alarm system can be performed at the control panel or a remote keypad (if one is flitted). Enter the premises via the prescribed entry route and proceed directly to the control panel or remote keypad. The internal sounders generate an interrupted tone. -
Page 9: Part Setting The System
Part Setting The System The TS690R can have up to three predefined part set configurations. Each configuration allows the alarm system to set with one or more circuits isolated. Normally the alarm company will configure each part set option, however the master user may also configure the part sets, providing the alarm company has programmed the alarm system to allow this facility. -
Page 10: Unsetting After An Alarm
Unsetting After an Alarm If an alarm has occurred whilst the alarm system is full or part set, the display will indicate the detection circuit that was triggered when you unset the system. Once the cause of the alarm has been established the system must be reset, see “Resetting after an alarm” on page 10. -
Page 11: Engineer Reset
Resetting After an Alarm (Cont.) Engineer Reset If your system is programmed as engineer reset, alarms can only be reset by your alarm company. From step (3) of “Unsetting After an Alarm”, proceed as follows: The display will alternate between the circuit that caused the alarm and the “Call Engineer To Reset System”... -
Page 12: User Menu 1
User Menu 1 Introduction User menu 1 is accessed by entering your passcode followed by [ENT]. There are 10 menu options and access to these options will depend on your access level. Hot Key Option Page ? ? ? ? Bell Test Walk Test U / MENU 1... -
Page 13: Bell Test
Bell Test This option allows you to periodically test the external sounders (bell and strobe) and internal sounders. When selected each device will operate in sequence for nine seconds. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and SYS OPEN press [ENT] to select user menu 1 (U/MENU 1). -
Page 14: Walk Test
Walk Test This option allows you to test the function of individual detection circuits without causing an alarm. As each circuit is activated the circuit number and status are displayed and the internal sounders generate a two tone “Chime” sound. Once the test has been completed the tested circuits can be reviewed in numerical order. -
Page 15: Change Passcode
Change Passcode This option allows you to change your own passcode. The master users can also add and delete user passcodes, see “Setup Users” on page 21. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and SYS OPEN press [ENT] to select user menu 1 (U/MENU 1). ? ? ? ? Whilst user menu 1 is selected. -
Page 16: Omit Circuits
Omit Circuits Occasionally it may be necessary to omit detection circuits when setting or part setting the system. This allows the user access to the omitted area(s) when the system is set or part set. It is also possible to omit 24hr or Auxiliary circuits so that access to these areas can be obtained when the system is unset. -
Page 17: Silent Set
Silent Set This option you to full set or part set the system silently, i.e. no exit sounder. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and SYS OPEN press [ENT] to select user menu 1 (U/MENU 1). ? ? ? ? Whilst user menu 1 is selected. -
Page 18: User Menu 2
User Menu 2 Introduction User menu 2 is accessed by pressing [ENT] whilst user menu 1 is selected. There are 9 menu options and access to these options will depend on your access level. SYS OPEN Hot Key Option Page View Circuits ? ? ? ? Set Clock... -
Page 19: View Circuits
View Circuits This option allows you to ascertain the status of each detection circuit. The status for each circuit may be as follows: GOOD The normal status of a detection circuit, i.e. door closed or detector healthy. OPEN This is the alarm status of a detection circuit, i.e. door open or detector in alarm. TAMP This is the tamper open circuit status of a detection circuit, i.e. -
Page 20: Set Date
Set Date This option allows you to set the system date. It is displayed in a date / month format on all LCD remote keypads. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and press [ENT] twice to select user menu 2 (U/MENU 2). SYS OPEN Whilst user menu 2 is selected. -
Page 21: Setup New Users
Setup New Users The TS690R allows up to 10 users to operate the alarm system, each user is assigned a user type and a passcode. User 01 is the master user which has a default setting of 5678. User Types... - Page 22 Setup New Users (Cont.) From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and press [ENT] twice to select user menu 2 (U/MENU 2). Whilst user menu 2 is selected. Press [4] to select the SYS OPEN setup new users option. Enter the user number (02 - 10) that you require to setup, ? ? ? ? then press [ENT].
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Page 23: Alter Chime Circuits
Alter Chime Circuits This option allows you to select which detection circuits will cause a chime tone when triggered. Once programmed, users that have access to user menu 1 can select one of the four chime options, see “Enable Chime” on page 15. SYS OPEN From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and press [ENT] twice to select user menu 2 (U/MENU 2). -
Page 24: Configure Part Sets
Configure Part Sets The TS690R can be configured to have up to three part set modes (Part Set A, Part Set B and Part Set C). This option allows the master user to configure each part set mode. Within each part set mode you must designate which circuits will remain armed and which circuits will be omitted. -
Page 25: View Log
View Log The TS690R stores up to 150 events in the log. This option allows you to view each event. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and SYS OPEN press [ENT] twice to select user menu 2 (U/MENU 2). -
Page 26: Event Log Codes
Event Log Codes Mains power removed AC OFF Mains power restored AC ON Full alarm from circuit 01-38 ALARM 01-38 Auxiliary alarm from circuit 01-38 AUX 01-38 Auxiliary tamper alarm AUX TAMP Battery fault (voltage below 10.5V) BATT FLT Bell test performed BELL TST Code tamper from keypad 01-04 C TMP 01-04... -
Page 27: Circuit Text
Circuit Text Each detection circuit can have up to 8 characters of text assigned to it. This option allows you to program / edit the circuit text. From the unset (open) mode enter your passcode and SYS OPEN press [ENT] twice to select user menu 2 (U/MENU 2). ? ? ? ? Whilst user menu 2 is selected. -
Page 28: Fault Finding
Fault Finding Display Messages Displays Description There is no mains power to the control panel and the alarm system is now running on its standby battery. The system will also generate a chime tone every minute to warn you that the fault exists, to silence the chime tones AC OFF simply enter your passcode. - Page 29 Display Messages (Cont.) Another user is operating the alarm system from another remote keypad. BUSY When they have finished all remote keypads will revert to normal operation. The lid of the control panel has been removed. If the fault is not cleared you LID TAMP will not be able to set the alarm system.
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Page 30: System Records
System Records User Record User Type Name Master Detection Circuit Record Circuit Location Omit Chime P.Set A P.Set B P.Set C... - Page 31 Detection Circuit Record (Cont.) Circuit Location Omit Chime P.Set A P.Set B P.Set C...
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Page 32: Service Record
Service Record Date Engineer Action... -
Page 33: System Details
System Details Entry Time Exit Time Bell Delay Bell Duration Full Set By Part Set A by Part Set B by Part Set C by Reset by Set with mains off Installer Information Installation Engineer: Alarm Company: Address: Telephone No.: Alarm Receiving Centre: Telephone No.: Date Installed:... -
Page 34: Notes
Notes... - Page 35 Notes...
- Page 36 18028 Drg Number 33:1969 Issue 02 Doc 02 January, 1998...
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