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Vimar 1960 Instruction Manual

Vimar 1960 Instruction Manual (318 pages)

Control panel module for monitor 20550

Brand: Vimar | Category: Control Panel | Size: 18 MB

Table of Contents

Sections Index
2
Table of Contents
5
Introduction

6
- Main Functions
  7
- Basic Concepts
  8
- Control Appliance with Three Simple Buttons and Actuator
  9
- Installation Topology
  14
  - Hooking up the Control Panel Module
    15
  - System Content
    15
  - Bus System Installation
    16
  - Bus Length: General Rules
    17
  - System Setup
    17
  - Bus Installation: Summary Table
    18
  - Length of the BUS Line
    18
  - Description of Terminals
    19
  - Putting the System into Service
    20
- Main Configurations
  21
- Air-Conditioning Control
  52
  - Group Association
    52
  - Zone Activation
    53
  - Zone Deactivation
    53
  - Zone Management
    53
  - Zone Settings
    53
  - Heating or Air-Conditioning Mode
    54
  - Normal or Protected Operation
    54
  - Temperature Differential
    54
  - Type of System
    55
  - Removing a Temperature Zone
    57
  - Select Temperature Zone to be Displayed
    57
  - Operating Modes
    58
    
    Forced Switch-Off
    59
    
    Setting the Speed of the Fan Coils
    59
  - Programming
    60
    
    Temperature Level Settings
    60
    
    Zone Selection
    60
- Scenarios
  61
  - Creating a Scenario
    61
  - Activating a Scenario
    62
    
    Cancelling a Button Associated with the Scenario
    64
    
    Cancelling a Scenario
    64
    
    Remote Access to Scenarios
    64
  - Renaming a Scenario
    64
- Load Control
  65
  - Functionality
    65
  - Time Slots
    65
  - Power Management
    66
    
    Selecting the Loads to be Controlled
    66
    
    Create Functional Group
    67
    
    Displaying the Level of Power Consumed
    67
    
    Load Management
    67
    
    Setting the Power Consumption Control
    67
    
    Priority Settings
    68
  - Load Management
    69
  - Load Status
    69
  - Associating an Indicator Group
    70
  - LED Signals of the Module 01855
    70
- Programming Events
  71
  - Cyclical Clock
    72
  - Period Clock
    72
  - Timer
    72
  - Weekly Clock
    72
  - Inputs
    74
  - Outputs
    75
  - Example Applications
    76
    
    Switch on Outside Lights in the Evening
    76
    
    Daily Watering
    77
    
    Activation of the Intrusion Detection Alarm System
    79
    
    Load Management by Time Slots
    79
    
    Shutter Automation
    79
- Intrusion Detection Alarm System Integration
  80
Diagnostics and Maintenance

81
Remote Control

83
Fitting for Connection to Interface 01998.U

84
13 Integration of the By-Me System with the Soundsystem, Digibus and Elvox Two Wire Video Door Entry

85
- System Integration
  85
- Integration of the By-Me System with Soundsystem, Digibus and Elvox
  85
14 Association between the Functions of the By-Me System and the Commands of the Two Wire Video

86
- Association between the Functions of the By-Me System and the Commands
  86
- Door Entry System
  86
  - External Commands Management
    86
  - Description of Commands
    87
  - Permission Management
    88
  - Installation Regulations - Standard Compliance
    89
  - Burglar Alarm
    91
  - General Characteristics of the Alarm System
    94
  - Connectable Devices
    96
  - Maximum Length of Connections
    97
  - Project Criteria
    97
  - Sizing the System
    97
  - Checking Power Input
    99
  - Audible Warnings
    100
  - Control Points
    100
  - Zone Identification
    100
  - Installation of the Back-Up Unit 01804 and 01807
    101
  - Installation of the Siren for Outdoor Use
    101
  - Installing Modular Flush-Mounting Appliances
    103
  - Alarm System Components
    104
  - Alarm System Control Panel
    104
  - Automation Section
    106
  - Passive Infrared Motion Detector with Dual Technology
    106
  - Passive Infrared Sensor
    106
  - Adjustable Passive Infrared Motion Detector
    108
  - Dual Technology Presence Detector
    109
  - Connector (Alarm System)
    112
  - Transponder Key
    114
  - Digital Keypad
    115
- Back-Up Unit for Recess-Mounting and en 50022 Rail
  118
  - Type of Sound
    120
  - Back-Up Unit Battery
    122
  - Auxiliary Battery Holder Unit
    123
  - Back-Up Unit 01807
    124
  - Siren for Outdoor Use
    126
  - Tamper Alarm Activation
    130
  - Siren for Indoor Use
    131
  - Changing Batteries
    133
  - Power Supply 120-230 V
    134
  - 12 V Power Supply
    135
- Contact Interfaces
  136
  - 2-Input Contact Interface
    138
  - Operation of Messages to Actuators
    141
  - Settings (Programmable Via the Control Panel)
    141
  - 12 V Contact Interface
    143
  - Relay Actuator
    146
  - Rear View of the Relay Actuator
    148
  - Mini Detector for Surface-Mounting
    150
  - Dual Technology Surface-Mounting Detector
    153
  - Transponder Reader
    155
  - Smart Card Reader
    158
  - Radio Interface
    160
  - Powering up the Alarm System
    164
  - Group/Zone Definition
    165
  - Configuration
    166
  - Partitions
    170
  - S.A.I. Setup
    170
  - Associate Partitions with SAI Control Panel
    171
  - Associate Partitions with SPECIAL Keys
    171
  - Associating Partitions with a Connector
    171
  - Associating Partitions with Interfaces
    171
  - Associating Partitions with RF Remote Controls
    172
  - Associating Partitions with the Codes of the Digital Keypad
    172
  - S.A.I. Key Management
    172
  - Associate Special Key with Connectors
    174
  - Message Management
    174
  - Removing SAI Key and PIN Codes of the Digital Keypads
    174
  - The “Alarm” Message
    175
  - The “System Status” Message
    175
  - The “Tamper Alarm” Message
    175
  - Antiamper
    176
  - The “Low Battery” Message
    176
  - The “No Mains” Message
    176
- Events List
  177
  - Walk Test
    177
  - List of Alarms
    178
  - Setting Parameters
    179
  - Radio Frequency Interface
    180
- Dual Technology Recess-Mounting Detector
  181
  - Mini IR Detector for Surface-Mounting
    181
  - Input Contact Interface
    182
  - Partitioning from Connector
    183
- Temporary Partitioning from Control Panel
  183
  - Turning on the Alarm System
    183
  - Using the Alarm System
    183
- Alarm Management
  184
- Delayed Detectors
  184
  - Intrusion Alarm
    184
  - Panic Alarm
    184
  - Tamper Alarm
    184
  - Summary of Indicators
    185
  - Other Applications
    188
- Activation of a Bell with the Passive IR Detector
  189
- Activation of a Bell with the Contact Interface
  190
- Activation of an Electric Lock with the Connector
  191
- Signalling Alarm with no Audible Warning (Anti-Robbery)
  192
- Closing the Gas Flow Solenoid Valve in the Event of Leakage (Technical Alarm)
  194
- Activation of Audible Alarm Warnings (Panic Button)
  196
- System
  214
  - Remote Control (01819)
    219
  - Inserting/Changing Batteries (Remote Control)
    220
  - Led Indicators
    220
  - Infrared Detector (01737)
    221
  - Configuring the Infrared Detector 01737
    224
  - Dip-Switches
    224
  - Detector with Magnetic Contact for Doors and Windows
    226
  - If the N/C Contact Is Used with a Rope Detector for Roller Shutters
    231
  - Water Detector for Protection against Flooding (01744)
    232
  - Configuring the Water Detector 01744
    233
  - Siren for Outdoor Use (01747)
    235
  - Speaker System
    239
  - General Characteristics of the Speaker System
    242
  - Devices and Functions of the Speaker System
    243
  - Transmitter Devices
    243
  - Acoustic Speakers
    244
  - Receiver Devices
    244
  - Accessory Modules
    245
- Topology and Installation Rules
  246
- Group/Zone Definition
  277
- Types of System
  287
- Glossary
  293
- Configuration on the Controller
  300
- Functional Unit Selection and Configuration
  300
- Dimmer Parameters
  301
- Setting/Changing the Parameters of the Dimmers
  301
- WHITE Dimmers
  301
  - Ramp Operation
    303
  - Delayed Switch-Off with Warning Function
    304
  - Phase Cutting
    305
  - Time for Changing Absolute Brightness
    305
  - Flash Start
    306
- RGB Dimmers
  307
  - Related Adjustments
    308
  - Fading-Show
    309
- Application Examples
  310

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