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Pyronix 256 System Manual (168 pages)

Brand: Pyronix | Category: Security System | Size: 7.08 MB

Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1: Engineer Menu Structure

9
Chapter 2: Quick Find Guide

12
- Communication
  
  12
- Engineer Test Functions
  
  12
- Addressing / Connecting Devices
  
  12
- Programming Options
  
  12
- Tables
  
  12
Chapter 3: The Engineers Menu

13
- Entering the Engineers Menu
  
  13
- Exiting the Engineer Menu
  
  13
Chapter 4: System Overview

14
- Pcx 26/Sms Input Information
  
  14
- Pcx 256 Input Information
  
  14
- System Overview
  
  15
  - Inputs
    15
  - Programmable Outputs
    15
  - Keypads (PCX-LCD/UK)
    16
  - Tag Readers (PCX-PROX/INT & PCX-PROX/EXT)
    16
  - Arm Points
    16
  - Partitions
    16
  - User Codes
    16
  - Central Monitoring Options
    16
  - Other
    17
- Defaults
  
  18
Chapter 5: Technical Specification

22
- Introduction
  
  22
- Warranty
  
  23
- Pcx System Specifications
  
  23
- Devices Technical Specification
  
  24
  - Lightning Protection
    24
  - Code Guessing
    24
Chapter 6: Safety

25
Chapter 7: Installation

26
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)
  
  26
- Mounting Procedure for the Pcx System
  
  26
- Resistors
  
  26
- The Pcx Panel Layout
  
  27
- Battery Installation Procedure
  
  27
- Mounting Procedure for Devices
  
  27
- Tamper Switch
  
  28
- Mains Connection
  
  28
- System Connections
  
  28
- Digi Modem Card
  
  28
- Expander Card
  
  28
  - Equipment
    28
- Cabling Information
  
  29
  - Planning the Cable Routes
    29
  - Screened Cable
    29
  - Wiring Specifications
    29
Chapter 8: Keypad and Reader Indications

30
Chapter 9: The Pcx Devices

34
Chapter 10: Notes on the Pcx System

36
- Partition / Level Arm System
  
  36
  - PCX 26/SMS Level Arming
    36
  - PCX 256 Partition / Level Arming
    36
- Arming / Disarming the System
  
  36
  - Flexi Arm
    36
  - Intelligent Arming
    36
  - Force Arming the System
    36
- Emergency Alarms
  
  36
- Shunt Inputs
  
  36
- The Msx Card and the Digi Modem Card
  
  37
  - Detectors
    37
- Remote Signalling
  
  37
- Terminology
  
  39
Chapter 11: The Master Manager Menu

40
Chapter 12: Powering up & Keypad Operations

41
- Power U P
  41
- Keypads
  41
- Testing the Keypad
  
  41
- Text Programming
  
  42
- Arm / Disarm System
  
  42
- Forced Arm O N Inputs
  
  43
Chapter 13: The Engineer Functions

44
- Nvm Reset
  
  44
- Inhibit Fire /Hu
  
  45
  - Revision
    46
- Choose Mode
  
  46
  - The End of Line Range
    46
  - SEOL or DEOL
    46
  - Input Response Time
    46
  - Input XDF
    46
  - S Oftware R Evision
    46
- Install Rix
  
  48
- Change Inputs
  
  49
  - Input Types
    49
  - Entry Shock Input Type (21)
    50
  - Creating a Common Partition
    51
  - Input Attributes
    51
  - Shunt Inputs
    55
    
    3 . 7 a S S I G N K E y P a D S / R E a D E R S
    59
  - Reader Is
    59
  - Arm Point Arms
    59
  - Arm Point Disarms
    59
  - Arm Point in
    59
  - Access Control
    62
- System Displays
  
  64
  - Partition Texts
    64
  - Sign on Message
    64
  - Site Name
    64
  - Display When Arm
    64
- Set Time and Date
  
  66
- Change Timers
  
  66
- Exit Modes
  
  67
  - Timed
    67
  - Final Door
    67
  - Timed/Final
    67
  - PTS (Push to Set)
    67
  - Guard
    68
  - Code Types and Numbers
    68
  - User Types
    68
  - User Arm Options
    68
  - Flexi Arm
    69
- Volume Control
  
  72
  - Code Stops Sound
    72
  - E / E Keypads Only
    72
  - Alert Kps Only
    72
- Alarm
  
  72
  - Silent 1 St Alarm
    73
  - Disable Confirm on Entry
    73
  - Inputs to Confirm after Entry
    73
  - Alarm Starts / Stops (Alarm Responses)
    73
  - A Larm R Esponse
    73
- Change Outputs
  
  75
  - PGM Output Types
    75
  - STU / ATE Pin Outputs (Defaults)
    78
  - Digi Channel Outputs
    78
  - PCX-PROX/EXT PGM Output
    78
  - The 'Follow Input
    81
- Intelligent Arm
  
  82
  - Intelligent Arm for User Level Arming
    82
  - Intelligent Arm for Partition Systems
    82
- Options
  
  83
  - Site Option Types
    83
    
    S Ite O Ptions
    83
    
    ATE Inputs Page
    84
- Engineer Reset Options
  
  85
- Review Logs
  
  86
  - Log Entries
    86
  - Code Identification
    86
  - Fault Codes (Device Fail)
    86
- Engineer
  
  86
  - Sounds to Play
    87
  - Walk Test
    87
  - E Ngineer T Ests
    87
  - Test Control
    88
  - Test Bell
    88
  - Do Battery Load Test
    88
  - Test
    88
  - Test PHC Communications
    88
- Diagnostics
  
  92
- Set U P Downloading
  
  94
  - Download by
    94
  - Security Mode
    94
  - Telephone Line
    94
  - ARM / Modem Telephone Number
    94
- Programme Digi / Sms
  
  97
  - Programming Fast Format
    97
  - Programming Contact ID
    101
  - Programming SMS Texts
    105
- Pabx Telephone Systems
  
  106
- Dial out Menu
  
  109
  - Dial out Menu on the PCX 26/SMS
    109
Chapter 14: The Digi Modem Card

110
- Fitting the Digi -Modem Card to the End Station
  
  110
- Pstn Wiring
  
  111
- Programming the Unit
  
  111
- Initialisation
  
  111
Chapter 15: System Expansion and Enhancement

112
- Inserting the Msx Card
  
  112
- Additional Facilities with Msx Cards
  
  112
  - Connection
    112
  - Outputs
    112
  - Output (PGM) Types
    112
Chapter 16: The Radio Expander

113
- The Radio Expander
  
  113
- The Radio Pir Detector
  
  113
- The Radio Door Contact
  
  113
  - Expander
    114
- Assigning Radio Detectors
  
  114
- Deleting Radio Detectors
  
  114
- Display the Signal Strength
  
  114
  - R Adio E Xpander
    114
- Assigning Repeaters to the Radio Expander
  
  115
  - Time
    115
- Problem Solving
  
  115
- Technical Specification
  
  115
Chapter 17: Wiring Diagrams

116
- Pcx 26/Sms and Pcx 256 Printed Circuit Board Layout
  
  116
  - Relay Terminals
    116
- Important Notes on Connections
  
  117
  - Terminals
    117
  - Ohm Resistor
    117
  - Notes on Wiring Extra Devices
    117
  - Resistor Values
    117
- Power Supply Wiring
  
  118
- Telephone Line Wiring
  
  118
- Stu/Ate and Rs232 Connections
  
  119
  - RS232 Connector
    119
  - Connecting the Communication Loom
    119
  - STU/ATE Output Pins
    120
  - STU/ATE Plug-On Loom Diagram
    120
  - STU/ATE 14 Pin Connector Diagram
    120
- Keypads Wiring (Pcx-Lcd/Uk)
  
  121
  - Connecting the PCX-LCD/UK
    121
  - Addressing the PCX-LCD/UK
    121
- Tag Reader Wiring (Pcx-Prox/Int)
  
  122
  - Connecting the PCX-PROX/INT
    122
  - Addressing the PCX-PROX/INT
    122
- External Tag Reader (Pcx-Prox/Ext)
  
  123
  - Connecting the PCX-PROX/EXT
    123
  - Programming the RED LED to Follow a
    123
  - Addressing a PCX-PROX/EXT
    124
- Remote Input Expander (Pcx-Rix8)
  
  125
  - Connecting the PCX-RIX8
    125
  - PCX-RIX8 Terminals
    125
  - Addressing the PCX-RIX8
    126
    
    Input
    127
  - Connecting the PCX-RIX8+/PSU
    127
  - Addressing a PCX-RIX8+/PSU
    128
- Connecting the Radio Expander
  
  129
  - Addressing the Radio Expander
    129
- Remote Output Expander (Pcx-Rox16R & Pcx-Rox16R/Psu)
  
  130
  - Connecting a PCX-ROX16R
    130
  - Connecting a PCX-ROX16R/PSU
    131
  - Terminals of the PCX-ROX16R
    132
  - Addressing the PCX-ROX16R
    132
- Input 1
  
  133
  - Single End of Line (SEOL) Wiring
    133
  - I Nput C Onfiguration
    133
  - Double End of Line (DEOL) Wiring
    134
  - Connecting Series Door Contacts to One Input
    135
  - Grade 3 Configuration Using an Anti Mask Detector to a Single Input
    136
  - Configuration of Shunt Inputs
    137
  - C (Pcx-Access)
    138
  - A Ccess C Ontrol (Pcx-Access)
    138
  - Connecting the PCX-ACCESS System
    140
  - Addressing the PCX-ACCESS
    140
- Programmable Outputs Wiring
  
  141
  - Belle Connection
    141
  - Decibell Connection
    141
  - Twin Alert Internal Sounder Connection
    142
  - Internal Speaker Connection
    142
Appendix A: Faults

143
- Device Fail
  143
- Fault Indications
  143
Appendix B: Input Types

145
- Input Types
  148
- Input Attributes
  149
Appendix C: Output Types

150
Appendix D: User / Engineer Operations

153
- Anti Code / Engineer Reset
  153
- Chime Function
  154
- Omitting Inputs
  154
- Hold up Alarm
  155
Appendix E: Master Manager Menu

156
- Set Date & Time
  156
- Omit Inputs
  156
- Change Codes
  156
- Deleting a User Code
  157
- Review Logs
  158
- Phonebook
  159
- Walk Test
  159
- Bell Test
  159
- Test PHC Communications
  160
- Dial out Menu
  160
- Allow Engineer Menu
  161
- Block Remote Arm
  161
- Block UDL
  161
- Enter Anti-Code
  161
- Exit Manager Mode
  161
Appendix F: Contact Details

162
- Rins871
  162
Appendix G: Index

163

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Pyronix 256 System Manual (168 pages)

Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Engineer Menu Structure

Chapter 2: Quick Find Guide

Communication

Engineer Test Functions

Addressing / Connecting Devices

Programming Options

Tables

Chapter 3: The Engineers Menu

Entering the Engineers Menu

Exiting the Engineer Menu

Chapter 4: System Overview

Pcx 26/Sms Input Information

Pcx 256 Input Information

System Overview

Defaults

Chapter 5: Technical Specification

Introduction

Warranty

Pcx System Specifications

Devices Technical Specification

Chapter 6: Safety

Chapter 7: Installation

Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)

Mounting Procedure for the Pcx System

Resistors

The Pcx Panel Layout

Battery Installation Procedure

Mounting Procedure for Devices

Tamper Switch

Mains Connection

System Connections

Digi Modem Card

Expander Card

Cabling Information

Chapter 8: Keypad and Reader Indications

The Pcx Lcd Keypad (Pcx-Lcd/Uk)

The Internal Reader (Pcx-Prox/Int)

The External Reader (Pcx-Prox/Ext)

Chapter 9: The Pcx Devices

Chapter 10: Notes on the Pcx System

Partition / Level Arm System

Arming / Disarming the System

Emergency Alarms

Shunt Inputs

The Msx Card and the Digi Modem Card

Remote Signalling

Terminology

Chapter 11: The Master Manager Menu

Chapter 12: Powering up & Keypad Operations

Testing the Keypad

Text Programming

Arm / Disarm System

Forced Arm O N Inputs

Chapter 13: The Engineer Functions

Nvm Reset

Inhibit Fire /Hu

Choose Mode

Install Rix

Change Inputs

System Displays

Set Time and Date

Change Timers

Exit Modes

Volume Control

Alarm

Change Outputs

Intelligent Arm

Options

Engineer Reset Options

Review Logs

Engineer

Diagnostics

Set U P Downloading

Programme Digi / Sms

Pabx Telephone Systems

Dial out Menu

Chapter 14: The Digi Modem Card