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Cooper Security i-onEX Engineering Manual (228 pages)

Security System

Brand: Cooper Security | Category: Control Unit | Size: 3.79 MB

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

Cooper Security i-onEX Administrator's And User Manual (122 pages)

Brand: Cooper Security | Category: Security System | Size: 1.73 MB

Table of Contents

3
- Compliance Statement
  5
- 1 Introduction
  
  7
  - Setting and Unsetting
    9
    
    Alarms and Reset
    9
  - Users
    9
    
    24 Hour Alarms
    10
    
    Partitions
    10
    
    Security Levels
    10
  - Communications
    11
  - Security Grade
    11
  - Controls and Displays
    12
    
    Controls
    12
    
    Displays
    13
  - Users
    14
    
    Types of User
    14
    
    Identifying Users
    16
  - Access to the System
    16
    
    Access Codes
    16
    
    Proximity Tags
    17
    
    Remote Controls
    18
    
    Twoway Key Fob
    18
    
    Radio Hold up Alarms (HUA)
    19
- 2 Alarms
  
  21
  - Silencing an Alarm
    21
    
    If You Cannot Reset the System
    23
  - Accidental Alarms
    24
  - Speech Messages
    24
    
    Acknowledging a Speech Message
    25
    
    Function Key
    25
  - Alerts (or Why Is It Beeping?)
    25
    
    Technical Alarms
    26
- 3 Setting and Unsetting
  
  28
  - Setting and Unsetting with a Keypad
    28
    
    Setting
    29
    
    Final Door Set
    33
    
    Lock Set
    34
    
    If the System will Not Set
    35
    
    Other Reasons Why the System May Not Set
    36
    
    Unsetting the System Using a Keypad
    37
  - Using Radio Keypads and Remote Controls
    39
    
    Using a Radio Keypad
    39
    
    Using a Remote Control
    40
    
    If the System will Not Set by Remote Control
    41
    
    Using a Two-Way Key Fob
    41
    
    Part Setting the System
    42
    
    Setting the System
    42
    
    Unsetting after an Alarm
    42
    
    Unsetting the System
    42
- 4 Administration
  
  44
  - Entering and Leaving the Menu
    44
  - Editing Text
    45
  - Omitting Zones
    46
  - Users
    47
    
    (For each User:) Name
    48
    
    Editing Existing Users
    48
    
    User Types
    50
    
    Partitions
    51
    
    Type (Not U01, U001)
    51
    
    Access Code
    53
    
    Code
    56
    
    Prox Tag
    56
    
    Remote
    58
    
    Hold up Alarm
    60
    
    Adding Users
    62
    
    Deleting Users
    65
  - Viewing the Log
    67
  - Testing the System
    68
    
    Sirens & Sounders
    68
    
    Keypad
    71
    
    Test
    72
    
    Walk Test
    72
    
    Outputs
    75
    
    Remotes and Two-Way Keyfobs
    76
    
    Radio Hold up Alarms
    78
    
    Proximity Tags
    80
  - System Configuration
    81
    
    Switching the Chime On/Off
    81
    
    Allowing Remote Access
    82
    
    Setting the Date and Time
    84
    
    Calendar Set
    85
    
    Programming Outputs
    95
    
    Outputs
    98
    
    Programming Remote Controls and Fob-2W-4B for Users
    101
    
    Deleting Remote Controls
    108
    
    Remotes
    108
    
    Remotes
    110
    
    Preventing any Remote from Unsetting the System
    111
    
    Allowing Fob-2W-4B or 727R to Start a HUA
    112
    
    Starting a Call to Downloader
    113
    
    Redirecting Speech Messages
    115
  - Turning Outputs On/Off
    116
    
    Outputs On/Off
    117
  - What System Have I Got
    118
    
    About
    118
    
    Seeing Which Communications Module Is Currently Installed
    118
List of Menu Options

120
- Alarm Functions at a Glance
  121
  - Setting and Unsetting
    121
  - After an Alarm
    122
  - To Start a HUA from the Keypad
    122

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Cooper Security i-onEX Engineering Manual (228 pages)

Table of Contents

Introduction

Basic Programming Procedures

The System Bus (I-On EX Control Units Only)

Installer Menu

Installer Menu Options

Step by Step Programming Procedures

Appendix I: ARC Communication Formats

Appendix II: Programming a Common Area

Appendix III: Using a WAM as a Repeater

Appendix IV: Programming a 762 or 768/769 as an Output Module 204

Appendix V: Changing I-Rk01 from Four to Six Digit Access Codes

Index

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Table of Contents

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4 Administration

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