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Pima Hunter-Pro Series Installation Manual (116 pages)

Captain 8 8-16 ZONES INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEMS

Brand: Pima | Category: Security System | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
2
Introduction
6
The Hunter-Pro Series Models
6
Hunter-Pro 8144 Vs. Captain 8
6
Safety Instructions
7
Technical Specs
7
Power Consumption
8
Signs in this Guide
8
HUNTER-PRO Series
9
Main Features
9
The Control Panel's Circuit
10
Terminals, Connectors, Jumpers & Fuses
10
Battery Jump-Start
12
Connecting and Wiring
13
Connecting Zones
14
Common Zone Wiring
14
EOL Resistor Loops
14
Zone Expanders Wiring
14
Interfacing Expanders & Keypads on the BUS
15
Zone Numbering Guidelines
16
Available Number of Expanders
16
Expander's ID Guidelines and Setting
16
I/O-8N: Remote 8 Zone Expander
17
Powering the Expanders with the PS-2 Power Supply
18
I/O-16: Remote 16 Zone Expander
19
I/O-R: Remote 8 Relay Expander
20
I/O-Wn
21
Zone Doubling
22
EXP-PRO UNIV: Local 8 Zone Expantion Card
23
RFID Reader
23
Wiring
23
LED Indications
24
Specs
24
KEY Input and Key Zones
25
Keysw Zone Types Features
25
FSK Receiver
25
Sirens Wiring
26
AC Sirens
26
DC Sirens
26
Relay
26
Keypad (BUS Terminals)
27
RXN-400/410 LCD Keypads
27
Setting the Keypad's ID
27
Tmpr1/Tmpr2
28
TMPR2 Input as Additional Zone Input
28
LED Keypad: RXN-9
28
Telephone LINE/SET
29
Audio
29
Microphone
29
VU-20U Voice Message Module
30
Cellular Communicator
32
Vkd4Net
33
Trv-100/Tru-100
33
Installing the Transmitters
33
Transmitting in the Second Frequency
34
Setting the Channels
35
Backup Battery
35
AC Power
35
Captain 8
36
Main Features
36
The PCB
37
Terminals and Connectors
37
Connecting and Wiring
38
Zone Wiring
39
Key Zones and Key Fobs
40
JP3 Jumper
40
Sirens Wiring
40
Keypad Wiring and ID
40
Telephone LINE/SET Wiring
40
Microphone
41
VU-20N/U Voice Message Module
42
Cellular Communicator
43
Backup Battery
43
AC Power
43
Programming Options
44
The PRG-896 Programmer
44
Local Upload/Download Via the COMAX
44
Remote Upload/Download Via the COMAX
44
Programming Via LCD Keypad
45
Parameter Sets
45
Factory Default Codes
45
The User Menu
45
The Options When Entering a User Code
45
Express Programming Menu
46
Programming the System
47
The Installer Menu
47
The Navigation Keys
47
Enhanced Communication Menu
47
Key 1: System Installation
48
Service Provider and End of Service Date
48
Expanders
48
Wireless Setup
48
Keypads Setup
49
I/O-R Expander Settings
49
Key 2: Zones
50
Zone Configuration
50
Zone Responses
50
Zone Sensitivity
51
Zone Name
51
Partitioning
51
Partition's Name
51
Copy Zone
51
Key 3: Communication
52
MS 1 Options
52
Account Numbers
53
Phone Numbers
53
Communication Options
54
Report Codes 4X2
56
GSM Transmitter
57
SMS Settings
58
The SERIAL Output
58
Modem Call Back
59
Private Dialer
59
MS 2 Options
60
Advanced Programming
60
Choose Provider
60
Cellular Providers
61
The PSTN SMS Center Phones
61
Network Settings
61
Key 4: Timers, Counters
62
Entry/Exit Delays
62
Output Timers
62
AC Report Delay
63
Phone Report Delay
63
Burglary Report Delay
63
Soak Test Days
64
Double Knock
64
Conditioned Zones Time
64
Bypass Limit Time
64
False Code
64
Inactivity Report
64
KEY 5: General Parameters
65
First Screen
65
Second Screen
65
Third Screen
66
Key 6: System Responses
67
Key 7: Outputs Configuration
67
How to Configure a Physical Output
67
The Output Types
68
Output's Partitions
69
Polarity and Activation While Disarmed
69
The "Ext. Siren" and "Int. Siren" Outputs (Hunter-Pro Only)
69
Outputs in Expanders
70
Key 8: Full Programming
70
System Defaults
70
Local Download
71
Fast Load
71
Key 9: Installer Code
71
Asterisk (*) Key: Fast Programming
71
Key 0 (Zero): Tests
72
Walk-Test
72
Single Zone Test
73
Wireless Test
73
Set Soak Zones
73
Outputs Test
73
Test MS Dialer
74
Test MS GSM
74
Test MS Radio
74
GSM Signal Strength
74
Network Statistics
75
Video
75
Key #: Video
75
Control over the Phone
76
Basic Mode
76
Basic Telephone Commands
76
Example: Arming the Panel
77
Full Mode
77
Examples
78
General Topics
79
The Keypad Buttons Functionality
79
Outputs & Output Types
79
System Model & PCB Version
80
Partitions
80
Examples
81
Tip: How to Locate an Expander's Zone
83
RF Interference Prevention Guidelines
83
Online Communication Monitor
83
Remote Upload Menu Diagram (User Menu)
84
Troubleshooting
85
Restoring the Default Codes
85
System Faults
85
Radio Faults
87
Dialer Faults
87
Incoming Phone Call Faults
87
Auto-Arming Faults
88
Zone Alarm Faults
88
Supplementary Products
89
Index
90
Appendix A. Communication Formats & Codes
91
Pulse (4-2)
91
Dtmf (4-2)
91
Appendix B. Hunter-Pro Series Installer Menu Screens
92
System Installation
92
Zones
93
Communication
94
Timers, Counters
97
System Responses
99
Output Configuration
100
Full Programming
101
Tests
101
Appendix C. HUNTER-PRO Series Factory Defaults
103
Appendix D. CAPTAIN 8 Factory Defaults
110

Pima Hunter-Pro Series Installation Manual (112 pages)

Brand: Pima | Category: Security System | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
2
Preface

7
- Version 7.X
  7
- About this Guide
  7
- About the Lite Versions
  7
1 Hunter-Pro Series

8
- Main Features
  8
- The Control Panel
  8
- Battery Jump-Start
  10
- Wiring Diagram
  11
- Zones and Peripherals Connection
  11
- Zone Wiring
  12
- EOL Loops Wiring
  12
- Zone Doubling
  12
- Zone Expanders
  13
- Zone Numbering Guidelines
  13
- I/O-8N Remote 8 Zone Expander
  14
- I/O-16 Remote 16 Zone Expander
  15
- I/O-R Remote 8 Relay Expander
  15
- The BUS
  16
- I/O-Wn
  17
- EXP-PRO UNIV: Local 8 Zone Expander
  18
- RFID Reader
  19
- Key Switches and Zones
  20
- Sirens
  21
- Relay
  21
- Keypad
  22
- Rxn-400/410
  22
- Rxn-800
  23
- Tmpr1/Tmpr2
  24
- Telephone LINE/SET
  24
- Microphone
  25
- VU-20U Voice Message Module
  25
- Sms-100
  27
- Vkd4Net
  28
- Trv-100/Tru-100
  28
- Backup Battery
  30
- AC Power
  30
- Hunter-Pro Series Models Comparison
  30
- Hunter-Pro 8144 Vs. Captain 8
  31
- Technical Specs
  31
- Power Consumption
  32
2 Captain 8

33
- Main Features
  33
- The PCB
  34
- Terminals and Connectors
  34
- Zones and Peripherlas
  35
- Zone Wiring
  37
- Sirens Wiring
  37
- Keypad Wiring and ID
  37
- Telephone LINE/SET Wiring
  37
- Microphone
  38
- VU-20N/U Voice Message Module
  38
- Cellular Communicator
  40
- Backup Battery
  40
- AC Power
  40
- GSM-200 Cellular Communicator
  40
3 Programming

41
- Options
  41
- The PRG-896 Programmer
  41
- Local Upload/Download Via the COMAX
  41
- Programming Via LCD Keypads
  42
- Factory Default Codes
  42
- Express Programming Menu
  42
- The User Menu
  43
- The Options When Entering a User Code
  43
- The Installer Menu
  43
- The Navigation Keys
  43
- Enhanced Communication Menu
  44
4 Key #1: System Installation

45
- Service Provider
  45
- Expanders
  45
- Remote Expanders
  45
- Wireless Setup
  45
- Keypads Setup
  46
- I/O-R Expander Settings
  46
5 Key #2: Zones

47
- Zone Configuration
  47
- Zone Characteristics
  47
- Zone Responses
  48
- Zone Sensitivity
  48
- Zone Name
  48
- Partitions
  48
- Partition Name
  48
- Copy Zone
  49
6 Key #3: Communication

50
- MS 1 Options
  50
- Protocol & Station Number
  50
- CMS Reports
  50
- PSTN Test Time and Interval
  50
- Radio Test Interval
  51
- Account ID Addition
  51
- Account Numbers
  51
- Phone Numbers
  51
- Communication Options
  51
- Number of Rings
  52
- ACK Waiting Time
  52
- Kissoff Delay
  52
- External Line
  52
- PSTN Prefix
  52
- Radio Transmission and Frames
  53
- Communication Channels
  53
- Report Codes 4X2
  53
- Zones, Restore and General Reports
  53
- GSM Transmitter
  54
- GSM Settings
  54
- GSM Modes
  54
- GSM Phones
  54
- GPRS Settings
  55
- SMS Settings
  55
- The Serial Output
  55
- Serial Output Use Examples
  56
- Local Monitoring Interval
  57
- Modem Callback
  57
- Private Dialer
  57
- MS 2 Options
  57
- Protocol
  57
- Reports
  57
- Advanced Programming
  58
- Choose Provider
  58
- Cellular Providers
  58
- The PSTN SMS Center Phones
  58
- Network Settings
  59
7 Key #4: Timers, Counters

60
- Entry/Exit Delays
  60
- Output Type Timers
  60
- AC Report Delay
  60
- Phone Report Delay
  61
- Burglary Report Delay
  61
- Soak Test Days
  61
- Double Knock
  61
- Conditioned Zones Time
  61
- Bypass Limit Time
  61
- False Code
  61
- Inactivity Report
  61
8 Key #5: General Parameters

62
- First Screen
  62
- Second Screen
  62
- Third Screen
  63
9 Key #6: System Responses

64
10 Key #7: Outputs Configuration

65
11 Key #8: Full Programming

69
- System Defaults
  69
- Local Download
  69
- Fast Load
  69
- Installer Code
  69
12 Asterisk Key: Fast Programming

70
13 Zero Key: Tests

71
- Walk-Test
  71
- Single Zone Test
  71
- Wireless Test
  72
- Set Soak Zones
  72
- Outputs' Test
  72
- In Hunter-Pro Series
  72
- In Captain 8
  73
- Test MS Dialer
  73
- Test MS GSM
  73
- Test MS Radio
  73
- GSM Signal Strength
  73
- Network Statistics
  73
14 Remote Control by Telephone

74
- Basic Mode
  74
- Basic Telephone Commands
  74
- Example: Arming the Panel
  75
- Full Mode
  75
- Examples
  76
15 General Topics

77
- The Keypad Buttons Functionality
  77
- Outputs & Output Types
  77
- System Model & PCB Version
  78
- Partitions
  78
- Examples
  78
- Tip: How to Locate Expander's Zone
  79
- RF Interference Prevention Guidelines
  80
- Online Communication Monitor
  80
- Remote Upload Menu
  80
16 Troubleshooting

81
- Restoring the Default System Codes
  81
- System Faults
  81
- Radio Faults
  83
- Dialer Faults
  83
- Incoming Phone Call Faults
  84
- Auto-Arming Faults
  84
- Zone Alarm Faults
  84
17 Index

85
Appendix A. Report Formats & Codes

86
Appendix B. Supplementary Products

87
Appendix C. Hunter-Pro Series Installer Menu Map

88
Appendix D. Hunter-Pro Series Factory Defaults

99
Appendix E. Captain 8 Factory Defaults

105
- Installer
  107

Pima Hunter-Pro Series Installation Manual (99 pages)

INTRUDER ALARM SYSTEMS

Brand: Pima | Category: Security System | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
2
Ch. 1. Introduction
7
The Hunter-Pro Series Models
7
Features
7
Version 6.33 Updates
8
Technical Specifications
8
Power Consumption
8
Safety Instructions
9
Signs in this Guide
9
Ch. 2. the Control Panel
10
Current Limit Thermal Fuses
12
Battery Jump-Start
12
Ch. 3. Connecting and Wiring
13
Connecting Zones
14
Common Zone Wiring
14
Single EOL Resistor Loops
14
2-EOL Resistor Loop
14
Zone Expanders Wiring
14
Zone Numbering
15
Total Number of Expanders in Hunter-Pro Series
15
Setting the Expanders' ID
15
I/O-8N: Remote 8 Zone Expander
16
I/O-16: Remote 16 Zone Expander
18
I/O-R: Remote 8 Relay Expander
19
The BUS Length
20
I/O-Wn
21
Wireless Faults on the Display
22
Zone Doubling
23
Local 8 Zone Expander EXP-PRO UNIV
23
KEY Input and Key Zones
24
Keysw Zone Types Features
24
FSK" W/L Key Fob Receiver
25
Sirens Wiring
25
AC Siren
25
DC Siren
25
Relay
25
KEYPAD Wiring
26
RXN-400/410/RFID LCD Keypads
26
Setting the Keypad's ID
26
TMPR1/TMPR2 Wiring
27
TMPR2 Input as Additional Zone Input
27
LED Keypad: RXN-9
27
Telephone LINE/SET Wiring
28
AUDIO Wiring
28
MIC-200 Microphone
28
VU-20U Voice Message Module
29
Sms-100
32
GSM-200 Cellular Module
32
VVR: Video Verification Module
33
Vkd4Net
33
Diagram 27. VVR Architecture
33
3.10 Backup Battery
34
3.11 AC Power
34
Diagram 28. Vkd4Net Connection Diagram
34
Ch. 4. Initializing the Keypad
35
Setting Time & Date (User Menu)
35
The Memory Log
35
Ch. 5. Programming Options
36
The PRG-896 Programmer
36
Local Programming Via the COMAX Application
36
Diagram 29. PRG-896 Connected to an LCD Keypad
36
Diagram 30. Local Programming Connection Diagram
36
Remote Programming Via the COMAX Application
37
Programming Via an LCD Keypad
37
Navigation Commands
37
Default Codes
37
Express Programming Menu
37
Diagram 31. Example for a Zone Status Bar
37
Ch. 6. Programming the System
39
The Installer Menu
39
Entering Names, Digits and Characters
39
Key #1: System Installation
40
Service Provider and End of Service Date
40
Expanders
40
Wireless Expander Setup
41
Keypads
42
I/O-R Expander Settings
43
Key 2: Zones
43
Zone Configuration
43
Zone Responses
44
Sensitivity
45
Zone Name
45
Partitioning
45
Partition Name
46
Copy Zone
46
Key #3: Communication
47
Monitoring Station #1 Options
47
Account Numbers
48
Telephone Numbers
48
Communication Options
49
Reporting Codes in 4X2 Format
51
GSM Transmitter
52
SMS Settings
53
Serial Output
54
Diagram 32. Serial Output - Example a
54
Modem Call Back
55
Private Dialer
55
Diagram 33. Serial Output - Example B
55
MS2 Options
56
Enhanced Menu
56
Advanced Programming
57
Selecting the GSM Provider
57
The Provider's Settings
57
The PSTN SMS Center Phones
58
Network Settings
58
Key #4: Timers, Counters
59
Entry & Exit Delay
60
Output Types Timers
60
AC Report Delay
61
Phone Report Delay
61
Burglary Report Delay
61
Soak Test Days
61
Double Knock
61
Conditioned Zones Time
62
Bypass Limit Time
62
False Code
62
Inactivity Report
62
Key #5: General Parameters
62
First Screen
62
Second Screen
63
6.8.3 Third Screen
64
Key #6: System Responses
64
6.10 Key #7: Outputs Configuration
65
The Physical Outputs
65
The Output Types
66
Outputs Partitions
67
Polarity & Activation When Disarmed
67
Ext. Siren' and 'Int. Siren' Outputs
67
Outputs on Expanders
68
6.11 Key #8: Full Programming
70
System Defaults
70
Local Download
70
Fast Load
70
6.12 Key #9: Installer Code
71
Asterisk Key * : Express Programming
71
6.14 Key #0: Tests
71
Walk-Test
71
Single Zone Test
72
Wireless Test
72
Set Soak Zones
73
Outputs Test
73
Monitoring Station's PSTN Dialer Test
74
Monitoring Station's GSM Dialer Test
74
Radio MS Test
74
GSM Signal Strength
74
Network Statistics
74
Video
75
6.15 Key #: Video
75
Settings
75
Camera Partitions
76
Modes & Privacy
76
7. Remote Control Via Touch-Tone Telephone
77
Basic Control Mode
77
Example for Basic Mode
78
Full Control Mode
78
Examples of Full Control Mode
79
Ch. 8. Partitions
80
Examples
80
Diagram 34. Implementing Partitions - Example a
80
Diagram 35. Implementing Partitions - Example B
81
Diagram 36. Implementing Partitions - Example C
81
Locating an Expander's Zone
82
Diagram 37. Implementing Partitions - Example D
82
Diagram 38. Common Application of Partitions
82
Ch. 9. Troubleshooting
83
Restoring the Master & Installer Codes
83
Faults Displayed on the LCD Keypad
83
Other Faults
85
Communication
85
Radio
85
Dialer
86
Incoming Calls
86
Tamper
86
Auto-Arming & Auto-Arming Per Partition
86
Violating a One Does Not Set off the Alarm
86
Formats & Codes
87
Pulse (4-2)
87
Dtmf (4-2)
87
10. Supplementary Products for the Hunter-Pro Series
88
Ch. 11. System Defaults
89
Index
98
Table of Diagrams
98

Pima Hunter-Pro Series Installer Programming Manual (19 pages)

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Table of Contents
2
1 Introduction

3
2 Programming

3
- The Leds
  4
- Hex to Binary Conversion Table
  5
3 Programming Examples

5
4 The Parameters Table

11

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4 Key #1: System Installation

5 Key #2: Zones

6 Key #3: Communication

7 Key #4: Timers, Counters

8 Key #5: General Parameters

9 Key #6: System Responses

10 Key #7: Outputs Configuration

11 Key #8: Full Programming

12 Asterisk Key: Fast Programming

13 Zero Key: Tests

14 Remote Control by Telephone

15 General Topics

16 Troubleshooting

17 Index

Appendix A. Report Formats & Codes

Appendix B. Supplementary Products

Appendix C. Hunter-Pro Series Installer Menu Map

Appendix D. Hunter-Pro Series Factory Defaults

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