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‘
AB
’
code at
‘
A
’
keypad will
unset only A
‘
B
’
code at
‘
AB
’
keypad will
unset only B. etc.
The system will respond by
unsetting the resulting valid areas.
Keypad sounders respond only to
signals for areas they control.
It is essential that the system be
programmed such that all areas
that may be set can also be unset;
and that all areas to which zones
are allocated can be unset.
Notes: ‘Set’ and ‘Unset’ allocations for
individual setting points may differ –
eg a bedroom keypad may be
programmed to
set
only the downstairs
area, but
unset
the entire system, etc.
If a multi-area code
without
the ‘flexi-
set’ attribute is used at an appropriate
keypad whilst part of the system is
set, the remaining valid area(s) will set,
UNLESS
entry time has started, in
which case the valid areas will unset.
From Software 3·1, the system will
always default to unsetting all areas
for which the code is valid.
f) LOCATED
‘
IN
’
AREAS
When setting from a keypad /
reader located
‘
IN
’
the area being
set, the programmed exit
mode/time will apply. W hen
setting an area from a keypad NOT
‘
IN
’
that area, 5
-
second
‘
quickset
’
exit mode will apply. This will NOT
apply to setting of area B as part
of a
‘
Full
’
system set if
‘
intelligent
setting
’
is enabled.
If a Set Point programmed as
‘
IN
’
multiple areas is used, the highest
priority programmed for those
areas –
‘
Timed
’
lowest and
‘
PTS
’
highest – will apply. Any other
areas being set will
‘
Quickset.
’
Exit
volume level will always be the
highest applicable to area(s)
actually being set.
On entry, the system will allow the
highest entry time applicable to
areas to which the entry door is
allocated.
On entry, correct cancellation of
entry time will ONLY be possible if
the areas the keypad used is
‘located in’ exactly matches the
areas for which the entry route
zones are valid.
D: OMITTING ZONES
Zones to be omitted must have
the
‘
omittable
’
attribute selected.
The omission may be done by:
(i)
‘
24 hour tamper
’‘
day alarm,
’
and similar zone types may be
omitted during an unset period
from the Manager menu.
Readmission may be done from
the menu, or automatically when
the relevant area is next set.
(ii) During setting procedure, press
YES whilst
‘
Unable to Set
’
is
displayed, or during the first 20
seconds of exit time, then enter
the number of the zones to be
omitted. If the
‘
LEAVE OPEN
’
option is selected (in
‘
SITE
OPTIONS
’
) a zone active at the time
of setting will be omitted just by
pressing
‘
YES
’
whilst it is displayed.
- ENGINEERING 1
- Page (ii) September 2002 3
- Issue 3·1 Page (iii) 4
- Page (iv) September 2002 5
- Issue 3·1 Page (v) 6
- Page (vi) September 2002 7
- INTRODUCTION 8
- COMPLIANCE STATEMENT 9
- DD243:2002 9
- EXPANSION OF Euro-44+ 9
- WARRANTY 9
- Page 1 - 4 Chapter 1 11
- SYSTEM COMPONENTS 12
- SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE 14
- B: Euro-12 15
- C: Euro-22 16
- D: Euro-28 17
- E: Euro-44+ EoL Mode 18
- F: Euro-44+ iD Mode 19
- TMZ UNITS 21
- OUTPUT MODULES 21
- ACCESS CONTROL EQUIPMENT 21
- GUARD TOUR SYSTEMS 21
- INTELLIGENT POWER SUPPLIES 21
- SPECIFICATIONS 22
- C: OUTPUT CAPABILITIES 23
- D: HOUSING DIMENSIONS 23
- E: ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS 24
- F: WIRING SPECIFICATIONS 25
- A: General Principles: 25
- C: End of Line Zone Wiring 25
- D: iD Wiring 25
- G: LOCATION OF ZONES 26
- Page 4 - 6 Chapter 4 27
- THE USER INTERFACE 28
- Page 5 - 2 Chapter 5 29
- (i) LEVEL SETTING 30
- (ii) AREA SETTING 30
- (iii) ALL SYSTEMS 30
- Page 5 - 4 Chapter 5 31
- E: SILENT SETTING 32
- F: EXIT MODES 32
- G: KEYSWITCH OPERATION 33
- H: UNSET ONLY INPUT 33
- I: FAIL TO SET 34
- J: SETTING WITH FAULTS 34
- K: SYSTEM CODES / TAGS 34
- L: VALID CODE SILENCES 35
- M: DEVICE FAILURE 35
- N: OTHER FAULT 35
- INDICATIONS 35
- INDICATIONS and TONES 36
- Page 6 - 2 Chapter 6 37
- (i) Customise Text Strings 38
- (ii) Display characteristics 38
- Page 6 - 4 Chapter 6 39
- PARTITIONING THE SYSTEM 40
- B: ZONES ‘ANY or ‘ALL’ 41
- C: Keyswitch Control 41
- D: Area Sounders 41
- EMERGENCY ALARMS 42
- B: FIRE ALARMS 43
- C: GAS ALARMS 43
- D: MIMIC DISPLAYS 43
- E: CALL SYSTEMS 43
- REMOTE SIGNALLING 44
- Page 9 - 2 Chapter 9 45
- Misoperation (Abort) 46
- Signalling 46
- Engineer Reset 46
- Digi Reply Signal 46
- E: SEQUENTIAL 47
- CONFIRMATION SIGNALLING 47
- OPERATION: 48
- COMPLIANCE WITH SPECIFIC 49
- REQUIREMENTS 49
- Chapter 9 Page 9 - 7 50
- Page 9 - 8 Chapter 9 51
- Chapter 9 Page 9 - 9 52
- Patent applied for 52
- Page 9 - 10 Chapter 9 53
- INSTALLATION 54
- B: MOUNTING THE 55
- EQUIPMENT 55
- C: TAMPER SWITCHES 55
- No. 6 round-head 55
- DANGEROUS 56
- AND enabled in the 57
- H: THE PRINTED CIRCUIT 58
- BOARD LAYOUTS 58
- (i) THE Euro-10 END STATION 58
- (ii) The Euro-12 END STATION 59
- Slotfor DigiModem 60
- Socket for 61
- (v) KEYPADS 62
- (vi) SET/UNSET TAG READERS 62
- (viii) OUTPUT MODULE 64
- (ix) INTELLIGENT POWER 65
- (x) PLUG-ON RELAY 66
- INTERFACE 66
- Page 10 - 14 Chapter 10 67
- WIRING THE SYSTEM 68
- C: WIRING SPECIFICATIONS 69
- D: RS.485 COMMUNICATIONS 70
- E. END of LINE DETECTION 70
- SINGLE RESISTOR WIRING 71
- DOUBLE RESISTOR WIRING 72
- F: iD Wiring 73
- System response cannot 73
- Chapter 11 Page 11 - 7 74
- Reminders for successful 75
- NOTE: When a Zone Expander 75
- G: iD COMMISSIONING 76
- READINGS 76
- Important Notes for 77
- H: OUTPUTS WIRING 78
- (i) SAB Connections 78
- (ii) End Station Outputs 79
- (iv) Output Module Outputs 79
- Chapter 11 Page 11 - 13 80
- (ix) Plug-on Relay Interface 81
- Output Identification 81
- J: COMMUNICATIONS 82
- (i) A Stand-Alone STU / 82
- Dual-path signalling 82
- (ii) A Plug-on STU / Dual 83
- POWERING UP and ADDRESSING 84
- COMPONENTS 84
- B: PRE-POWER UP 85
- C: POWERING UP 85
- ™ ™ ™ ™ ™ ™ ™[7] 86
- D: Keypad 87
- Indications Test 87
- PROGRAMMING THE BASICS 88
- EXIT ENGINEER MENU 89
- B: GENERAL 90
- PRINCIPLES 90
- C: NON VOLATILE 91
- D: PROGRAMMING 91
- OPTIONS: 91
- (iii) MODE SELECTION 92
- (iv) INSTALL ZEMs 93
- (v) ZONE PROGRAMMING 93
- Zone types: 95
- SECURITY PATTERNS 97
- ZONE ATTRIBUTES 98
- PROGRAMMING STEPS 99
- (vi) ASSIGNING KEYPADS 100
- (vii) CHANGING SYSTEM 102
- DISPLAYS 102
- Page 13 - 16 Chapter 13 103
- (viii) CHANGING TIMERS 104
- PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE: 105
- (ix) SET DATE and TIME 106
- (x) EXIT MODES 106
- (xi) PROGRAMMING CODES 108
- CODE TYPES and NUMBERS 108
- CODE CAPABILITIES 108
- PROGRAMMING 109
- PROCEDURE: 109
- Manual Euro-MERiDIAN 110
- Chapter 13 Page 13 - 23 110
- Page 13 - 24 Chapter 13 111
- (xiii) ALARM RESPONSES 112
- The following steps are 113
- SETTING systems: 113
- (xiv) PROGRAMMING 114
- Page 13 - 32 Chapter 13 119
- (xv) INTELLIGENT SETTING 120
- LEVEL SETTING SYSTEMS 120
- AREA SETTING SYSTEMS 120
- ALL SYSTEMS 120
- Programming Steps 121
- (xvi) SITE OPTIONS 121
- Repeat for other options to: 123
- (xvii) ENGINEER RESET 124
- (xviii) PROGRAMMING THE 124
- DIGI-MODEM 124
- Page 13 - 38 Chapter 13 125
- MANAGER TEST FACILITIES 126
- KEYPAD INDICATIONS TEST 126
- BATTERY TEST 126
- BATTERY LOAD TEST 126
- ENGINEER SYSTEM SET 127
- ENGINEER FORCE SET 127
- SOAK TESTING ZONES 128
- ENGINEER TEST FACILITIES 128
- Battery Test 129
- Outputs Tests 129
- SYSTEM DIAGNOSTIC 130
- FACILITIES 130
- Page 14 - 6 Chapter 14 131
- Calibrating ZEM iD output 132
- Page 14 - 8 Chapter 14 133
- SYSTEM LOGS 134
- Fault Codes 135
- VIEWING LOGS 135
- Chapter 15 Page 15 - 3 136
- Ward Control and Shunt Zones 138
- Operation of the Ward 139
- Programming a Ward: 140
- 2. SHUNTS 141
- Associated Outputs: 142
- Operation of the Shunt 142
- Programming the Shunt 143
- Zone and List 143
- Programming the 144
- Page 16 - 8 Chapter 16 145
- Use of Output Modules 146
- TERMINAL CONNECTIONS 147
- WIRING THE UNIT 148
- RS-485 Wiring: 148
- Outputs Wiring: 148
- PROGRAMMING THE 149
- A: FEATURES 150
- B: SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE 151
- C: INSTALLATION 151
- D: The Door Station 152
- E: WIRING 153
- Chapter 18 Page 18 - 5 154
- F: Addressing the 155
- G: Programming the 155
- Access Control 155
- (ii) Programming the 156
- H: SYSTEM LOGS 157
- J: PROGRAMMING 157
- K: Access Control 157
- Facility and DD243 157
- GUARD TOUR SYSTEMS WITH 158
- Euro-MERiDIAN 158
- C: Installing and Wiring 159
- D: Programming the units 159
- E: SYSTEM LOGS 159
- Installing the Euro-COM 9600 160
- DigiModem 160
- Page 20 – 2 Chapter 20 161
- 9600 to the End Station 162
- A: Features 162
- B: Safety and Installation 162
- C: The Euro-COM 9600 PCB 162
- D: Fitting the Euro-COM 162
- E: PSTN Wiring 163
- F: Programming the Unit 164
- G: Initialisation 164
- Page 20 – 6 Chapter 20 165
- ARC Signalling with the Digi 166
- Page 21 - 4 Chapter 21 169
- CONTENT TYPES AVAILABLE 171
- DOWNLOADING WITH 172
- Control from the PC 173
- Signalling modes 173
- Line Mode 173
- PC at Site 173
- PLANNING THE CALLS 173
- Priority: 174
- SMS Text Messages from Euro 176
- MERiDIAN 176
- Initialisation 177
- Page 23 - 4 Chapter 23 179
- _ _ _ _ _ 179
- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 179
- [ ] 180
- Initialisation and Test 181
- Procedure 181
- Communication Failure: 181
- SYSTEM EXPANSION and 182
- ENHANCEMENT 182
- Cards Available: 183
- Page 24 - 4 Chapter 24 185
- CCTV or LIGHTING CONTROL WITH 186
- EURO-MERiDIAN 186
- Outputs: 187
- FAULTFINDING Euro-MERiDIAN 188
- Appendix A Page A - 3 190
- Page A - 4 Appendix A 191
- Appendix A Page A - 5 192
- Page A - 6 Appendix A 193
- Function Summary of change 196
- Issue 3·1 – September 2002 196
- Page B - 4 Appendix B 197
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