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Cooper Security i-on Series Engineering Manual

Cooper Security i-on Series Engineering Manual (228 pages)

Security System

Brand: Cooper Security | Category: Control Unit | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

About this Guide
2
Introduction

11
- System Design
  11
- The Control Unit
  11
  - Case
    11
  - Printed Circuit Board
    12
  - Bus Connections
    12
  - Zone Connections
    12
  - Output Connections
    12
  - Keypads
    14
  - Expanders
    15
  - Communications
    15
  - Programming the System
    16
  - Part Setting or Partitioned System
    16
  - System Security Grade
    16
  - System Capacities
    18
Basic Programming Procedures

20
- Programming before Installation
  20
  - Built-In Web Server
    20
- Entering and Leaving the Installer Menu
  20
  - From a Keypad
    20
  - From a Web Browser
    20
  - To Enter the Installer Menu
    21
  - Transferring to Another Keypad
    22
  - To Leave the Installer Menu at any Time
    22
  - Important! Saving Changes
    23
- Defaulting the System
  24
  - Restoring Factory Defaults
    24
  - Defaulting Access Codes
    26
- Editing Text
  28
- Resetting a System after an Alarm
  29
The System Bus (I-On EX Control Units Only)

30
- Device Addressing on the Bus
  30
- Zone Numbering
  35
- Tampers and the Bus
  38
Installer Menu

39
Installer Menu Options

50
- Detectors/Devices
  50
  - Detectors
    50
  - Expanders
    59
  - Wired Keypads
    62
  - Radio Keypads
    65
  - External Sirens
    67
  - Info Modules
    68
  - Wams
    69
- Outputs
  69
  - Bell and Strobe
    70
  - Wired Outputs
    70
  - Control Unit Plug-By Outputs
    70
  - Radio Outputs
    71
  - Output Types
    71
  - Programming User Defined Outputs
    78
- "Setting Options" and "Partitions" Menus
  79
  - Part Setting or Partitioned System
    79
  - Options
    81
  - Full Set Link
    86
  - Calendar Set
    87
- System Options
  90
  - Wired Zone Type
    90
  - User Access
    91
  - User Reset
    92
  - Confirmation (EUR Variants)
    93
  - Confirmation (UK Variants)
    94
  - Profiles
    97
  - Masking
    97
  - Mask Override
    99
  - Language
    99
  - Restore Defaults
    99
  - Installer Name
    101
  - Installer Code
    101
  - Keypad Text
    101
  - Remote Needs Entry
    101
  - HUA Response
    102
  - Auto Rearm
    102
  - Panel Loudspeaker
    102
  - Entry Alarm Delay
    103
  - Abort Time
    103
  - Supervision
    103
  - Jamming
    104
  - Force Set
    104
  - Tamper Omit
    105
  - CSID Code (Anti-Code Reset)
    105
  - Silence Alerts
    105
  - Mains Fail Delay
    105
  - Battery 2
    107
  - Set Time and Date
    107
  - Panel Tamper Return
    107
- Communications
  107
  - ARC Reporting
    108
  - Unset Comms
    117
  - Speech Dialler
    117
  - Sms
    120
  - Line Fail Response
    123
  - Line Fail Delay
    123
  - IP Network (Own)
    124
  - Downloading
    125
- Test
  129
  - Sirens and Sounders
    129
  - Wired Keypad
    130
  - Radio Keypads
    130
  - Expanders
    130
  - Walk Test
    131
  - Zone Resistances
    132
  - Signal Strengths
    133
  - Outputs
    133
  - Remotes
    134
  - User Hold up Alarms
    135
  - Prox Tags
    135
  - ARC Reporting
    135
  - Speech Dialler
    136
  - PSU Current
    136
  - Battery(S)
    136
  - Locate Bus Device
    137
- View Log
  137
  - How the Log Displays User Identities
    137
  - Downloader and the Log
    138
  - Logging Tamper Events
    138
- About
  138
  - Panel
    138
  - Expanders
    138
  - Keypads
    138
  - Psu
    138
  - Comms
    139
  - Zone Mapping
    139
Step by Step Programming Procedures

140
- Addressing Keypads and Expanders on the Bus
  140
- Expanders
  144
- Editing Zones
  151
- Keypads
  156
  - Naming a Wired Keypad
    156
  - Assigning a Wired Keypad to Partitions
    157
  - Adding a Radio Keypad
    159
  - Deleting a Radio Keypad
    160
  - Naming a Radio Keypad
    161
  - Assigning a Radio Keypad to Partitions
    162
  - Naming and Programming Quick Set Keys
    163
- Sirens
  165
  - Adding a Radio Siren
    165
  - Allocating Sirens to Partitions
    167
  - Deleting a Radio Siren
    168
- Wams
  170
  - Adding a WAM
    170
  - Naming a WAM
    171
  - Deleting a WAM
    172
- Outputs
  173
  - Adding Radio Outputs
    173
  - Giving a Radio Output a Type
    175
  - Naming a Radio Output
    177
  - Giving a Wired Output a Type
    178
  - Naming a Wired Output
    180
  - Changing the Polarity of a Wired Output
    182
- Calendar Set
  183
  - To Add an Exception
    183
  - To Add an Event
    185
  - To Edit an Event
    187
  - To Delete an Event
    188
- System Options
  189
  - Programming Anti-Code Reset
    189
- Testing
  191
  - To Start Testing
    191
  - To Walk Test
    192
  - Testing a Remote Control
    195
  - Testing a Radio Hold up Alarm
    195
  - Testing a Proximity Tag
    196
  - Sending a Test Call to an ARC Number
    196
  - Sending a Test Call to a Speech Dialler Number
    197
- Log
  198
  - Viewing the Log
    198
- About
  198
Appendix I: ARC Communication Formats

202
- Fast Format
  202
- Contact ID
  202
- SIA 1, SIA 2, SIA 3 and Extended SIA 3
  202
Appendix II: Programming a Common Area

204
- Installation and Programming
  204
  - Zone Programming
    205
  - Partition and Other Programming
    205
  - User Programming
    206
- User Operation
  206
  - To Set
    206
  - To Unset
    206
Appendix III: Using a WAM as a Repeater

208
- Introduction
  208
- Before You Begin
  208
- Teach the Expander the Identity of the WAM
  210
  - At the Keypad
    210
  - On the WAM
    210
  - At the Keypad
    211
- Teach the WAM the Identity of the Detectors
  211
- Deleting Devices
  213
Appendix IV: Programming a 762 or 768/769 as an Output Module 204

214
- Introduction
  214
  - Before You Begin
    214
- Set up the 762 or 768/769
  214
  - Enter Programming Mode
    214
  - Set the Channels to Output Module Mode
    214
  - Disable Infra-Red Learning
    215
  - Set to Manual Learn
    215
  - Select Channel
    216
- Teach the Control Unit to the 762R or 768R/769R
  216
  - At the Keypad
    216
  - At the 762R (or 768R/769R)
    217
  - At the Keypad
    218
Appendix V: Changing I-Rk01 from Four to Six Digit Access Codes

219
Index

220

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