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Page 1: Programming Guide
INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING GUIDE HARDWIRED CONTROL PANEL Scantronic Leading the way in security... - Page 2 Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this book are correct. However, neither the authors nor Scantronic accept any liability for loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this book. The contents of this book are subject to change without notice.
- Page 3 Contents 1. Overview 2. Technical Specification 3. Installation 4. Programming 5.Programming Reference 6. Testing 7. Fault Finding Index...
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Page 4: Technical Specification
3: Installation provides step by step instructions for physically installing the 808 end station and its keypads, wiring 2-wire Fully Supervised Loop (FSL) sensors or 4-wire Closed Circuit sensors, and connecting sounders. 4: Programming describes how to enter and leave programming mode on the 808, and gives a set of programming examples for standard applications. -
Page 5: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Overview ....................7 End Station ..........................8 The 927 LCD Keypad ......................8 2. Technical Specification ................9 General ..........................9 Power Supply ......................... 9 Output Protection ......................9 Battery ..........................9 Keypad Wiring ........................9 Zone Wiring .......................... 10 Software Limits ........................ - Page 6 Contents To allocate zone attributes: ..................31 To store the changes you have made: ..............32 Entering Text ........................32 Leaving Programming Mode ....................33 To Return to the User Mode From Programming ............33 Engineer Reset ........................34 Resetting Customer and Installer Codes (First stage reset) ..........34 Return to Factory Defaults (Second stage reset) ..............
- Page 7 Contents 6. Testing ....................60 Panel Version Number (Menu 01) ..................60 Test Options (Menu 04) ......................60 To Select a Test: ......................60 Walk Test ........................61 Output Test ........................61 Printer Options (Menu 09) ....................62 Using the Test Zone Attribute ....................62 7.
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Page 9: Overview
The 808 software provides a flexible installation that can meet many differ- ent needs. The system can provide for up to 8 identified users. The 808 allows users to set the system to four different security Levels (for example full set and three part sets) which can be programmed by the installer. -
Page 10: End Station
1. Overview End Station Figure 1 below shows the end station PCB Plug-on Communicator pins Lid Anti-Tamper RST Pins Main connector block 21VAC Supply from Transformer Battery Connector Printer Connector Figure 1. End Station PCB The 927 LCD Keypad Levels A to D LEDs (Set or Unset) 8 Character Liquid Crystal Display... -
Page 11: Technical Specification
System Power Supply (Ambient Temp. 20 º. C) = 900 mA With the system quiescent, this supply is used as follows: 808 end station = 90 mA Each Remote Keypad = 60 mA The remaining current is available for recharging the battery, and supply attached devices through the 12V Aux terminals on the main connector. -
Page 12: Zone Wiring
12V wires must be no less than 10.5V. Zone Wiring The recommended maximum distance for FSL zones using standard alarm cable is 200m - 300m. Software Limits The 808 can support: • One to four Levels. • Four Areas in total. -
Page 13: Installation
3. Installation Installation Overview Install end station. Address and install at least one keypad. Install all detectors, remaining keypads external and internal sounders, etc. Connect all system wiring to end station Apply power for the first time. Program system as required Carry out full installer tests Hand over system to User(s) 496234... -
Page 14: Fitting The End Station
3. Installation Fitting the End Station Remove the screws from the end station cover and lift the cover off. Figure 3 shows the inside of the end station. Lid Tamper Switch Transformer Mains Fused terminal (Euro 20mm type) 20 mm Cable Entries Space for a 6.5Ah battery Trunking knockout... -
Page 15: Battery
3. Installation Caution Where cables enter directly through a metal enclosure, always prepare entry with Grommets or suitable cable entry sheath- Position the back box with the printed circuit board to the left. Mark the centre slotted key-way, then drill and plug the wall. Caution Do not drill holes with the end station in position. -
Page 16: Keypads
3. Installation Keypads Programming Keypads Before connecting the keypad(s) to the system, the engineer must program an identification number into the NVM chip on each keypad. Each keypad in a system must have a different address number to ensure that the end station can correctly identify them. -
Page 17: Display Test (Optional)
3. Installation 10. Change the keypad status as required by entering 0 or 1. (The keypad keys are normally left active = ‘ZERO’.) 11. Repeat 1 to 10 for any other keypads connected. 12. Set the ‘Prog’ switch to OFF and remove power to the keypads to lock the address and options into the keypad(s). - Page 18 Adjustable Tamper cam Figure 5. Exploded View of the 927 Keypad Scantronic recommend that you mount the keypad as follows: Select which cable entry you are going to use and break out the appropriate plastic sections. Hold the backplate in place against the wall and mark the position of the centre hole in the adjustable cam (see Figure 5).
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Page 19: Wiring
3. Installation Wiring The 808 main PCB has facilities for connecting: Four keypads. Eight 2-wire FSL detector zones or eight 4-wire closed circuit zones. Siren (Loudspeakers) Three outputs. CCT 1 Zone 1 A/T 1 A/T 2 Zone 2 CCT 2... -
Page 20: Wiring 927 Keypads
Wiring Detector Zones The 808 main connector has terminals for eight detector zones, as shown in Figure 6. Zones can be wired as either two wire Fully Supervised Loop (FSL) or four wire Closed Circuit (CC). -
Page 21: Wiring Fsl Zones
3. Installation Wiring FSL zones Each FSL zone uses a two wire closed loop, with two resistors of different values to differentiate between a ‘Circuit’ and ‘Tamper’ signals. A 2K2 (2.2Ký) resistor is fitted in series at the end of the wired loop (EOL-End-Of- Line) and a 4K7 (4.7Ký) resistor fitted across the alarm contact. -
Page 22: Using A 927 Fsl Zone
3. Installation Zone 1 Door contacts Tamper loops Zone 1 Note: When wiring FSL zones, link out the anti-tamper terminals of each zone in use on the main connnector and expander cards. Figure 10. Wiring Diagram for Multiple Alarm Contacts and Tamper Wiring. Figure 11 shows the method for connecting foil, batten frames or lace wiring. -
Page 23: Wiring Closed Circuit Zones
Zone No. Wiring Closed Circuit Zones Figure 13 shows the method for connecting detectors to four wire zones. Note that on the 808 each pair of zones shares a common return for their anti tamper loops. Zone 1 Alarm contacts... -
Page 24: Using Programmable Outputs
3. Installation Bell 9040 16 Ohm LS (2 Max.) Typical SAB End Station Bell Siren -ve Tamper Return -ve Hold Off +ve Hold Off -ve Apply trig Bell See Note 1 -ve Remove trig Strobe -ve Strobe O/P See Note 2 Notes: 1. - Page 25 3. Installation 2-Position Keyswitch Zone 1 Zone 1 with Full-set and Off Full (CC connection) Full 2-Position Keyswitch with Full-set and Off A/T 1 A/T 1 (FSL connection) Part Zone 1 2-Position Keyswitch with Part-set and Off A/T 1 (CC connection) Figure 15.
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Page 26: Connecting A Printer
Figure 18. Connecting a Ready Lamp on a Keyswitch Connecting a Printer Connect a printer to the three-pin printer connector on the 808 main pcb, See "1. Overview - Figure 1". The three pin connection is designed to drive any compatible serial printer unit (for example the Scantronic 9685 or 947). -
Page 27: Initial Power Up
3. Installation Initial Power Up Power-Up With Mains Note: Depending on the status of the system when it is powered-up, e.g., open tampers etc., some screens may differ from those shown below. Apply battery power first, then connect the mains. The keypad display shows the Software version number followed by the date. - Page 28 3. Installation 496234...
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Page 31: Programming
00:PROG SYSTEM You have now reached the Installer programming mode. Finding Menu Items The 808 programming is divided into sets of numbered menus. Each menu starts with a two digit number. The menus are grouped together into the following categories:... -
Page 32: Changing Menu Items
4. Programming Changing Menu Items After selecting a menu, press Enter to see further options belonging to that menu. The system usually displays an abbreviation for the name of the option, and the values the option currently has. A flashing character marks the part of the display that will change when you next press a key. -
Page 33: To Select A Zone Number
4. Programming The display shows the zone number and current attribute. Note that the zone number is flashing (shown here by an underline). Z01-NU To select a zone number: Press the up or down arrow keys (A or B) until you see the zone number you want (in this example zone 3). -
Page 34: To Store The Changes You Have Made
4. Programming 12. Continue using the right and left arrow keys (C or D) to select attributes and the up or down arrow keys (A or B) to enable or disable them. Note that if you press the left arrow key (D) too often the display will move back to showing the zone number and type only. -
Page 35: Leaving Programming Mode
4. Programming Figure 19. Letters Generated by Each Number Key Leaving Programming Mode Before returning to the ‘User Mode’, check all wiring and power connections to make sure there are no faults. To Return to the User Mode From Programming EITHER Key-in ‘00’... -
Page 36: Engineer Reset
4. Programming Use the up and down arrow keys to view faults present on the system. Remedy the faults, then press Menu until the display returns to the time and date. If the display shows a "CFG ERR" (configuration error), for example: CFG ERR A IN LA Then see "9. - Page 37 The display shows: LOADING DEFAULTS Followed by: 00:PROG SYSTEM The end station now has the full set of Scantronic factory defaults and needs reprogramming. NOTES: 1) The Bell output will be energised. If a SAB triggers at this point then check Menu 51.
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Page 38: Example 1: Full Set And Three Part Sets
4. Programming Example 1: Full Set and Three Part Sets This subsection shows how to program the 808 as an alarm system with a full set Level, and three part set Levels. The diagram below shows an example site where this type of system may be used. - Page 39 Group the zones into Areas. Each Area is a set of detectors in the same physical area. The 808 can use up to four areas. Each area provides the smallest part of the alarm system that can be set. In the example, Area 1 is the ground floor of the house, Area 2 is the first floor, Area 3 is an external garage, and Area 4 is the office.
- Page 40 Use Menu 65 to select the Reset type (customer, Installer, Anticode or RedCare). See the 808 User Guide for instructions on how to set up user information. Figure 21 shows in table form how the system should be configured for the example.
- Page 41 4. Programming Figure 21. Programming Table for Example 1 496234...
- Page 42 4. Programming Use: Notes: Press: Menu 31 Assign zone names. Number keys repeatedly to obtain letters. C or D to move cursor. Press: Menu 32 Assign zone types. A or B to change zone number and type. Allocate zones to Areas. C to assign zone to Area.
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Page 43: Example 2: Zone Circuit Types
4. Programming Example 2: Zone Circuit Types If you wish to change between 2-wire FSL zones, or 4-wire closed circuit (CC) zones then you must use Menu 21 to select either FSL or CC zones. The system cannot use a mix of FSL or CC, all zones must be of the same circuit type. -
Page 44: Example 3: Keyswitches
4. Programming Example 3: Keyswitches If the user wants to set and unset the system with a Keyswitch: • Wire a keyswitch to a zone • Use Menu 32 to program the zone as a keyswitch type (KS). Note that keyswitch zones do not belong to any particular Area. •... -
Page 45: Example 4: Zone Omission
4. Programming Example 4: Zone Omission You can program the system to allow users to omit zones during setting. This facility is designed to allow users to omit zones that need to work normally for most of the time, but may occasionally need by-passing. For example, an internal door normally protected by a NA zone may need to be left open due to repair. -
Page 46: User Facilities
4. Programming User Facilities In User Mode the 808 can store unique access codes for up to eight users. Each user can be linked to one or more Levels. There are two types of user: • The Supervisor (User 01), who can change all other user's access to the system. -
Page 47: Installer Setting
4. Programming Users can reprogram limited parts of the system. The 808 provides the following set of user menus: Menu 2 Omit 24 hour zones Menu 3 System Options, Enable/Disable Chime. Menu 4 Test Options, including Walk Test and Bell Test. -
Page 48: Programming Reference
5. Programming Reference Factory Defaults When delivered from the factory, the 808 is preprogrammed with the follow- ing default settings: System Users UO1: Access Code 1234, System Full Use, Zone omit Not Permit- ted, Log Access = Permitted, Change Zone names = Permit-... -
Page 49: Menu Options
Menu 67: First Circuit = Re-arm, Exit Abort = Disabled Entry Abort = Disabled, Tampers Comms = Disabled, Set Set No AC (Mains) = Disabled, Reset No AC (Mains) = Disabled Alarm Confirmation = Disabled Menu Options 01-PANEL VERSION Use this menu show the software version (revision and date) of the end station. -
Page 50: 32-Zone Options
5. Programming Reference 32-ZONE OPTIONS Use this menu to set zone types, assign zones to Areas, and set zone attributes Menu 32 - Zone Types Except where noted, you can assign zone types to any or all Areas. (Not Used) The system ignores Zones with this type. (Fire) Smoke or heat detectors connected to FR type zones cause internal audible warning devices to give a distinctive fire signal (internal sounders pulsing "Dee Dah Dee Dah..."). -
Page 51: Menu 32 - Allocating Zones To Areas
5. Programming Reference (Entry Route) Use this zone type for detectors sited between the Final Exit door/detector and a Level keypad. If an ‘Entry Route’ zone is violated when an area is set, an alarm will occur. If the entry/exit timer is running when an Entry Route zone is violated then no alarm occurs. -
Page 52: 41-Level Allocate
5. Programming Reference (Test) Zones with this attribute are disabled for a 14 day period. If the zone is opened during this time then the system logs the event as a "SOAKFAIL" without sounding any bells or starting signalling. The system also displays a "SOAKFAIL"... -
Page 53: 43-Level Ent Time
If the lock contacts are not closed before the final door is opened on entry to the system, then an immediate alarm will occur. Scantronic recommend that you fit only one lock to the system. Notes: a) The lock must be connected to a keypad allocated to the Level you are programming. -
Page 54: 45-Level Alm Rsp
5. Programming Reference 45-LEVEL ALM RSP You can program each Level to give its own Alarm Response. The responses available are: LA-AR FU (Full) External Sounders (OP1 - timed, all other outputs as pro- grammed). Internal Sounders (Loudspeaker audible output). Remote Signalling if plug-on communicator fitted and commu- nications programmed. - Page 55 5. Programming Reference BELL This output type is always assigned to the Bell O/P but can also be assigned to Strobe and OP 1. The output can be programmed as either normally energised or de-energised. In the event of an alarm condition from a Level the output will operate.
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Page 56: 52-Prog Sounders
5. Programming Reference Partition is set and will deactivate when all Partitions are unset or an alarm condition occurs. The output will also activate for 1.0 seconds when a reset is performed. SHCK (Shock Reset) This output is used to reset shock sensors, (for example the ‘Viper’). -
Page 57: B D Alws
5. Programming Reference B D ALWS When the system is set and (for example) an intruder violates a zone, then the system waits for the programmed Bell Delay before sounding the Bell. The system then sounds the bell for the programmed Bell Time. If someone enters through the entry route during the Bell Delay the system does not give entry tones. -
Page 58: 64-Allow Z Omis
5. Programming Reference LFAUDIBL If all Levels are unset the system produces an audible tone and logs the event. The keypad display shows a flashing message, for example: "CALL ENGINEER - TEL LINE FAULT". Entering a valid access code silences the sounders. The Levels may be set again with the line fault present. -
Page 59: 66-Print Options
5. Programming Reference Anticode ResetForces the user to contact a central station and report the circumstances of the alarm. If the central station decides that the call does not require engineer attention, they give a reset code to the user to reset the system. If engineer attention is required, the system will be reset by the engineer on-site. - Page 60 5. Programming Reference When an alarm occurs, the system starts the Alarm Abort timer. If a user enters their access code to disarm the Parti- tion in alarm during the Alarm Abort time window then the system deactivates channel 3 and sends a separate code abort signal on channel 5.
- Page 61 5. Programming Reference If ‘Entry Abort’ is enabled the system adds 90 seconds to the entry time. Providing the user enters a valid access code within the additional 90 seconds, the system disarm. Any plug-on communicator transmits a ‘Restore’ signal, avoiding police action.
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Page 62: Testing
6. Testing When you have completed programming the system, there are a number of Menu options to help you test the operation of the system and check that the installation has been installed to the specification. You can select these Menu options with the end station lid open. However, before performing any functional tests, make sure that all zone wiring is completed, all anti-tamper devices (except the panel lid tamper) are closed and all outputs, auxiliary power and battery connections are made. -
Page 63: Walk Test
6. Testing Walk Test Note: If a zone is already violated, you must close it before carrying out the walk test. The display shows the first available loops to be tested (Zone and Tamper). For example: 06TOTEST 01T01 > Open and close the alarm and tamper circuits for each zone. The zone and tamper numbers disappear from the display as you test each circuit, and the internal sounder gives a chime. -
Page 64: Printer Options (Menu 09)
6. Testing Printer Options (Menu 09) This menu allows you to print details on an attached printer. Select Menu 00 and press down arrow until the display shows "09:PRINT OPTIONS". Press Enter. The display shows: PRINT EVNT LOG Use the left or right arrow keys to display one of the following: PRT CFG ALL (Print all configuration data) PRT CFG KPD DAT (Print keypad data) PRT CFG AREA DAT (Print area data) -
Page 65: Fault Finding
7. Fault Finding General Faults No response from the keypad keys. • Check the keypad wiring. • Check the keypad address programming. (See "3. Installation - Keypads - Programming Key- pads".) • Enter and leave programming mode. • Power up while shorting RST pins. (See "5. Programming - Resetting Customer and Installer Codes".) No exit/entry tones from remote keypad... - Page 66 7. Fault Finding LEVELSET O/P 12 Meaning: Levelset Output Will Not Work. In the example shown, output 12 is a levelset output, but its assignment means that it will never work. Action: Check Menu 51. ARMING STN 2 Meaning: Too Many Levels Assigned to Arming Station. In the example shown Keypad 2 is an arming station.
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Page 67: Index
Index End station Keypad ......46 connecting to mains ....13 description ....... 8 Symbols diagram ........7 display test ......15 dimensions ....... 9 fault finding ......63 24 hour latch ..... 52 fitting ........12 fitting ........15 24 hour zone .... - Page 68 Index Mains fuse ......13 NACOSS Tamper ......54 NACP14 ......... 58 comms ........47 Menu Names testing ........61 01 ........... 60 Terminate ......50 04 ........... 60 deleting ........32 08 ........38, 43 Normal alarm ....48 Test zone ......
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